Category : Property Guides

As briefly covered in our conveyancing guide, a ‘Local Authority Search’ is an essential part of the home buying process and one that is considerably

Editors Note: The following content has been provided by freelance writer Ali Peebles.  Homeowners and renters in the United Kingdom often experience too much humidity in

Whether you’re buying or renting, property hunting can often be a stressful procedure. Thankfully however, viewing a property is one of the most exciting parts

A property chain is a term used to describe a series of buyers and sellers whose transactions are all linked to and dependent on each

Exchange of contracts is a key stage in the conveyancing process that often takes places during Completion Day, and is where the agreement to buy

Buying a home is often the biggest financial commitment you can make, and as such, it can be both a daunting and arduous task, especially

Editors Note: The following content has been provided by freelance writer Ali Peebles. The British roof should last, theoretically, 50-100 years – however, replacements come much

Investing in property offers you the chance to flex your creative muscles while potentially increasing the value of your house or apartment. However, despite common

What is ‘Right to Buy’? First introduced in 1980, the Right to Buy scheme allows tenants who live in Council accommodation to buy their home