How to View and Filter Like a Pro
- How long has the property been on the market? (If long, why?)
- What is included in the sale (fixtures and fittings)?
- What is the seller's situation (where are they moving to)?
Commencing duties as a landlord is a daunting task. There is a bewildering amount of legislation and best practices to keep up with. We know that keeping up with so many rules and regulations can feel overwhelming, so here is a clear guide to help you stay compliant, avoid nasty surprises, and stay one step ahead.
The market’s showing calm signs of movement. Growth remains modest both nationally and across the South East. For Earley, it’s about subtle shifts rather than a breakout.
You have found 'the one'! Making an offer is thrilling, but it must be done strategically. Once the offer is accepted, your next move is crucial: immediately instruct a solicitor (conveyancer).
If you're a landlord and you’re thinking about selling, the process can be a little more complex than a standard home sale. You’ve got a tenancy in place, legal obligations to consider, and a tenant whose cooperation can make or break the process. Here’s what to think about from the start – and how to keep the sale (and your tenant) on track.