As the year comes to a close, I want to thank you for the support you’ve given us, as we celebrated our 10th business anniversary (blog link below). We couldn’t have reached this milestone without you. Property Matters ...
Tempus fugit! How has it already been ten years? It feels like just yesterday I was designing our company logo. So much has evolved – both in the industry and in my own journey. Here’s a glimpse of the last decade. Trials and ...
The government introduced the Renters’ Rights Bill in the House of Commons. Details announced on 11 September 2024 Here are the key measures outlined in the Bill: Abolishing Section 21 ‘no fault evictions’ to eliminate the risk of ...
The interest rate is easing and the new government has a clear majority – the market is ripe for big changes ahead. Property Matters Newsletter Contents Where next for regulation of the private rental sector? The impact of ...
“I’m going for my first viewing. What kind of questions should I ask the estate agent?” If you are looking to buy a new home, you might be daunted by what you should be checking for and what questions to ask the agent during viewings. ...
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 ...
