Can you believe we are nearly at the half way point of the year? Tempus fugit! The spring edition of our E-Newsletter was published on 2 May. Property Matters Newsletter Contents Rocketing service charge leave leaseholders with hefty ...
*This article follows on from our First Time Sellers Guide – Prior to Marketing. Congratulations, you have decided to sell your property. It’s a big, exciting step but it can also be an unnerving time as you go from being a landlord to ...
Can you believe it’s almost Christmas? The last of this year’s E-Newsletter was published on 28 November. Property Matters Newsletter Contents We summarise the key issues that landlords need to know, such as: The Autumn ...
We are increasingly receiving this question as the year winds down fast towards the end of the year. These homeowners put the property up on the market in late spring and throughout the summer and have seen no traction. If the mortgage ...
The long-awaited Renters (Reform) Bill had its first reading in Parliament on 17 May. The draft is here. The loss of Section 21 is certain to be replaced by amended Section 8 grounds for possession. This blog covers a few of the key ...
Thanks to the warmer weather, tenants are coming out of hibernation and the local lettings market is getting increasingly busy! This is called The Spring Rush! The spring edition of our E-Newsletter was published on 25 April. Property ...
This is a blog aimed at current landlords, looking to sell their property for the first time through an estate agent. The steps can be a handful to consider so we’ve broken down the blog to pre- and post-marketing. At Marybow Property, ...
With the property market in so much flux lately, we have put together an overview of the potential challenges landlords face in 2023 and opportunities. The biggest change in the Private Rental Sector may be coming in the form of the ...
This is a question that we get every time a new enquiry comes to us. No question about our fees, just that the new would-be landlord is keen to know whether the property to rent should be furnished or, preferably, unfurnished. Here is ...
The Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm (Amendment) Regulations 2022 come into effect on 1 October 2022 with no transitional arrangements. The potential fine for non-compliance can be up to ÂŁ5,000, levied against each breach rather than ...
