Delayed Completion – 16 Top Tips
This blog looks at dealing with delayed completion – whether you are a buyer or a seller. It provides 16 super-effective tips, steps or strategies every house buyer and seller should know about delayed completion.
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10 Worst Mistakes Flat Buyers Make
Learn about the 10 worst mistakes flat buyers make – including thinking that their home is a castle. The legal
The A-Z of Joint Ownership
Buying a property with someone else can have major practical and financial advantages – including saving up for a deposit, getting a mortgage and paying household bills.But what exactly is joint ownership or co-ownership? What does it mean? What are the pros and cons?
How to Buy a Property in London
This blog explains what is involved in buying a house in the leading world city, as a home or to rent out, and is primarily aimed at ex-pats and foreign nationals – but is good too for UK residents unfamiliar with the intricacies of buying.
5 Things Millennials Must Do to Become Homeowners
According to Pew Research Centre, millennials are people born from 1981 to 1996, broadly people currently (2019) in their early-twenties to late thirties. They are a concern to politicians and commentators because few of them are becoming homeowners compared to prior generations
Why Choosing to be a Tenant is Seriously Dumb
For an average person, the difference between renting and buying can be over a lifetime several million pounds. Repeat, several million pounds.
ERRORS WHEN BUYING OFF-PLAN
You may want to buy a property off-plan, before it has been built, in the hope that its value will increase by the time it is built. But there is never any certainty that will be the case and if that is your reason, you are playing with fire.
BUY FOR A BETTER RETIREMENT
People are becoming homeowners later than ever – if they are becoming homeowners at all. All the talk is about young people moving away from homeownership – out of choice.
MISTAKES WHEN BUYING A LEASE
It is necessary to be cautious and careful when buying a leasehold property. There are many risks involved and you can lose a lot of money and have a lot of problems if you don’t go about things the right way.
WHY MILLENNIALS MUST BUY
We are being told all the time that millennials (people born between 1981 and 1996) are not into house buying for “lifestyle reasons”. Is that even true? If it is, those millennials are being seriously reckless about their future.