We've put together this handy list of everything you need to pull out the cupboards or email folders before you get the ball rolling on your house sale. This one is for the super prepared people out there...

“The new supply of homes has risen above 2021 levels and is approaching the scale of new listings seen at this time of year before the pandemic hit in 2020, signalling that the market is starting to move back towards more normal conditions. However, total supply of stock remains tight, which will continue to put upwards pressure on pricing ”

We are now 2 full years into the pandemic – wow! March is also the year we soft launched our business, just 6 days before the first lockdown. So how are we all effected now and what does it mean for the home moving process?

So, you’ve instructed a surveyor to do a report on your next dream home and now you’re sat patiently waiting with fingers crossed that everything is safe and sound with no issues. Unfortunately, perfect property surveys are rare, even more so on old properties.

The end date for the temporary adjusted right to rent checks has been moved to 30 September 2022. The process for right to rent checks was adjusted at the beginning of the pandemic so that letting agents or landlords didn't have to carry out the

Tristan, Ian & Mike break format to discuss some vital topical points for Landlords and property investors...1. Are 'no deposits' good or bad? Is it just a money-making scheme for one person only?! What are the benefits & disadvantages to Lan

The risk of making contact with an estate agent in our country is a nervy one… We get that! So in this quick read, we will explain which valuation type will work best for you. More importantly, what the percentage of accuracy is likely to be on the pricing for each valuation type too.

So you’ve sold your property and been to endless viewings to find your dream home. The last thing you'll want to do once you’ve found it is add to your search-load by having to find a new mortgage.

Those of us who help people buy and sell properties all day, every day are pretty clued up when it comes to the complicated phrases that go hand in hand with the process. And we are also guilty of throwing those phrases around as if your average buyer knows what the F we’re on about…

For decades the ‘cash buyer’ has been the king of the property market. Pushed to the front of the line by sellers and estate agents, often able to grab the best deal. However, there is a new type of buyer who is wearing the crown.... Their name is ‘The Flexible Buyer’. And here’s why

Nestled into a tranquil setting within Warfield, charm exudes from every corner of this 380 year old property. The current owners have restored previously hidden features and kept the property in immaculate condition. Make sure to check out the video!

The terms "landlord" and "tenant" have historical meanings that suggest that the landlord is in the predominant position and the rent is obligated to them, with little in the way of return other than “quiet enjoyment” of the property.