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Moving home is stressful enough! But moving to a new house with the children under your feet can feel like an overwhelming task and leave you tearing your hair out. However, remember that it’s not just you who can get stressed, remember children often feel anxious by the home move process too. As a parent, you know that...
With all the hustle and bustle, it’s really easy to overlook the stress our little furry friends may be experiencing. Don’t fur-get, they’re moving homes too! Although if you have a goldfish, really don’t worry. It will have forgotten the old house by the time it’s swum it’s first circuit! Pets don’t understand why their...
The type of solicitor you need when buying or selling a property is known as either a Property Solicitor, Conveyancing Solicitor, Property Lawyer or Conveyancer. 1. When should I instruct a property lawyer when buying a house? Do I have to use one? You should instruct a property lawyer once your offer is accepted when...
An agreement under section 38 of the Highways Act 1980 is a contract made between a developer and a local authority whereby the local authority agrees to adopt a new road constructed by the developer at some point in the future and take over responsibility for maintaining it. If you are buying a newbuild home,...
Understanding the most common mistakes people make when remortgaging can save you time and money. There are several mistakes that are frequently made when remortgaging. We go through the top seven remortgage mistakes that we see and explain how to avoid them. Remortgaging is often beneficial, giving you the chance to move to a better...
The government has scrapped its plans to require rental properties to be more energy efficient. As part of a reduction in commitment to green issues, it now intends to allow landlords to continue letting properties with low energy efficiency ratings. The government previously intended to change the law so that rental properties would have to...
A new study has found that one-third of those selling up and moving to a new home are downsizing. For the majority, the reason behind the move is an empty nest. Park home buying company Quickmove Properties surveyed nearly 7,000 UK home sellers who had sold within the previous year, asking them whether the size...
As the new year unfolds, it’s a prime opportunity for homeowners to consider embarking on a journey of selling their properties and ushering in a fresh chapter in their lives. If you’re contemplating putting your house on the market, now is the perfect time to start preparing. A well-prepared home not only attracts potential buyers...
If you are buying or you already own a leasehold property and the freeholder is absent or cannot be identified, this can cause problems. We take a look at the situation and how to deal with the difficulties it can create. The freeholder, also referred to as the landlord, has a range of obligations in...
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