Guarantor mortgages: How do they work?
Getting on the property ladder has become increasingly difficult in recent years, particularly as we face a cost of living crisis that has resulted in … Read more
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Gazumping: What is it and how to avoid it
It is a nightmare for many prospective home buyers. You put in an offer for your dream property, and it gets accepted. Then, as you … Read more
Do I need a structural engineer?
Whether you’re undergoing a large project, such as constructing a property from the ground up or making a few small changes to an existing home, … Read more
Shared ownership: what are the pros and cons?
With house prices, inflation rates, and the cost of living all rising at rates far greater than average wages, a large percentage of the UK … Read more
Here’s why your home insurance claim could be rejected
Some simple home and policy checks could make all the difference!
Exchange of contracts explained
When the two legal parties that represent the buyer and seller of a property swap signed contracts, it is known as “exchange of contracts”. The transaction then becomes legally binding, and both the buyer and the seller are contractually bound to finalise the transaction on an agreed “completion” date.
Restrictive covenants explained
You may own property, but that doesn’t mean that you can do whatever you like to it. Many houses and land have restrictive covenants attached … Read more
Why underinsuring your home could be a very costly mistake!
80% of UK properties are underinsured – here’s why cutting costs now could cost you far more than you bargained for!
How to Spot Signs of Damp in Your House
Signs of damp in your house can include mouldy walls or peeling wallpaper, caused by moisture working its way into a building, but what are the different types of damp and how can it be prevented?
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The CUE database explained
In an effort to fight insurance fraud, several databases have been set up in the UK to track people’s insurance history. The information these databases … Read more