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House Viewing Checklist When we consider that buying a home is probably the biggest single purchase you’ll ever make, a decision to put in an offer can happen very quickly and even after a single viewing. This purchase is going to be your new home and an investment for your future. As such getting it […]
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If you are planning to remortgage, you might be wondering whether or not you will need to use a solicitor. Maybe you are looking to get a better deal, consolidate debts or release some equity. Whatever the case, we will help you decide if you’ll need to use a conveyancing solicitor, which one to choose […]
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You researched everything you need to pay in order to buy or sell your new home and budgeted accordingly. Now you’ve completed what else will you need to pay? We have written an extensive guide on potential expenditure you could face after completion. 1. Service Charges Once you have your new house, there are likely […]
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The CMA (Competition & Markets Authority) believes consumers “find it hard to make informed choices because there is very little transparency about price, service and quality… This lack of transparency weakens competition between providers.” As from December 2018, conveyancing solicitors in England and Wales are legally obliged to publish their fees on their websites. Until […]
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Have you ever dreamed of building your own home? It’s not for everyone and has the potential to cause a lot of stress but if you have your heart set on it, it can be very rewarding. Self build is not a quick or straightforward option. It could even take years in some circumstances. So […]
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What Help Is Available For Purchasing A New Home Potential buyers can find it difficult to secure enough finance to purchase a property of their own. There are several Government schemes available to help you buy a home. Our comprehensive guide will help you decide which is the best one for you. Help To Buy […]
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The housing market continues to face challenges from affordability constraints These include a lack of homes for sale, economic uncertainty and concerns about forthcoming interest rate rises. Figures come from the September monthly report from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). Why RICS? Unlike other house price indices, who generally rely on empirical data, […]
Read moreWhat Is Remortgaging? Why Should I Do It? And Can I Save Money? 1. Your Current Deal Is About To End Many of the best mortgages only last a short time. This is often two to five years; the typical length of time offered on a fixed rate, tracker or discount mortgage. When it ends, […]
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Moving house is stressful enough without leaving packing to the last minute We have put some handy tips together to make the task more manageable. Remember, the key is to get organised early on. You can never be prepared for all the hurdles which pop up here and there but getting the basics right makes […]
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In your search for a conveyancer you may have found offers from online conveyancing companies. You may be apprehensive about instructing a solicitor you won’t be meeting face to face and there are things you should take into consideration before doing so. Just like high street conveyancing solicitors, some will be excellent and others might […]
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