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Analysis: The rise of buy-to-let remortgaging will carry on through 2012
By Mick Rawlinson The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) released figures that show new lending for buy-to-let projects was at about £3.7 billion in …
Keep your drains in top condition, our expert tells you how
By Guy Andrews Even when there is a drought occurring, drains can still block. …
How to: Carry out a detailed landlords insurance review
By Rebecca Whiffin If you have purchased a property that you plan to let out, one of the…
Ask the professionals: Five big mistakes to avoid in property investment
By Mick Rawlinson 1. Don’t ‘rate chase’ – get proper mortgage advice Spending hours on the internet used…
How to: Convert your loft when on a budget
By Phill If you decide to renovate that unused space located under the roof of your house or…
The end of the Stamp Duty holiday- what is the future for first-time buyers?
By Lisa Elliot The Stamp Duty holiday has come to the end, which means that the question that everybody is asking is, how will this affect first-time buyers trying to…
First time buyers: What’s out there for us?
By Charlotte Osborne In this current economic climate, first-time buyers are particularly feeling the pinch.…
Five tips to boost energy saving even in summer
By Rhian Farnworth Last summer, consumers everywhere clutched their purses as energy prices shot up…
First-time buyers: how can we save for a mortgage?
By Nisha Buying the first home can be an intimidating process. From negotiating with realtors and sellers to suffering through solicitor review, nerves can be easily frayed and hopes can be ruthlessly dashed.
Should I axe my estate agent and go it alone? Simon Holland thinks so.
By Simon Holland The question on many people’s minds is whether to invest in property with or without an estate agent and is often something that could affect the success of a sale at the first hurdle. It is becoming increasingly difficult to achieve a sale on your property, yet millions of UK home-sellers leave [...]
