The 3 Cheapest Places to Live on The London Underground
Living close to a Tube station in London means better transport links, plenty of amenities and an easier commute – but you can expect to
Category : Property Guides
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What You Need to Know: Occupational Rent
Editors note: The following content was provided by Leapfrog Property Group. An important but often overlooked clause in a property sale agreement is that of
Properties In London You Can Buy Today If Your Salary Is Under £30,000
Corbins Lane, Harrow – £95,000 With a salary of £20,000 you would need no downpayment – A monthly mortgage of £577 from Halifax (25 years)
5 Reasons to Choose a Professional When Moving
In our do-it-yourself, gig economy world, sometimes it seems as though we can watch a YouTube video and master any skill we need. But often
6 Top Tips for Staying Financially On-Track
Money management is a task many adults—including professionals—struggle with. Fortunately, there are simple ways you can stay on track. With a few tweaks to your
Three Home Renovations to Boost the Value of your Property
If you’re looking to sell your property for a high price, it’s often worth considering doing some form of renovation on the house in order
An Energy-Efficient Home Is A More Profitable Home
Making your home efficient can save you on average, £200 per year. The key question everyone asks themselves is how long does it take for
A Guide to Off-Grid Living
Paul Houghton, Head of Planning at one of Scotland’s largest independent firms of chartered surveyors, DM Hall, provides advice for any homeowners who wish to
5 Tips to Sell Your Property Smoothly in South Africa
Residential People spoke to one of the leading real estate agents in South Africa, Leapfrog, to learn their top tips on how you can make
Why Making a Will is Crucial as a Homeowner
It is often said that in life, there are only two certainties, death, and taxes. However, despite ‘The End’ being an inevitability for us all,