Great news for home buyers
Currently, buyers in England and Northern Ireland pay no stamp duty on the first £500,000 of a property’s purchase price – saving some people as much as £15,000 – and this will now remain in place until June 30.
In line with latest Government’s guidelines on home moving, the housing market remains open, and all our offices in England, Scotland and Wales continue to operate. Health and safety remains our main priority, and we continue to follow a number of strict measures to protect our customers and staff. More information
Currently, buyers in England and Northern Ireland pay no stamp duty on the first £500,000 of a property’s purchase price – saving some people as much as £15,000 – and this will now remain in place until June 30.
Mortgage agreements don't have to be stressful. Find out what a mortgage agreement in principle is and how the process works here.
We've dived into Google search data to reveal the outdoor features that are in demand now in order to predict what house buyers will want in 2021.
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The complete guide on taxes for Landlords provided by Martin & Co. Read more to learn all about rules and regulations to calculate landlord’s taxes.
New landlord legislation comes into force from 1st April 2021. Read on to find ensure you’re up to date and compliant with the latest landlord regulations.
The Help to Buy Equity Loan scheme is open for applications now. Here we cover what this is, how it differs to other Help to Buy schemes, and how to apply.
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Conveyancing can slow things down when it comes to buying a property. Here we'll discuss what you can do to speed up the process for a speedier move.
When the UK entered its first coronavirus lockdown in March 2020, the property market ground to a sudden halt. On Monday, a third lockdown was announced but with one major difference to last spring – the property market remains open.
Usually experiencing a surge in activity, January can be the perfect time to start your property search. Find out how you can capitalise here.