A guide to developing land that you already own
If you’re looking to develop land which you already own, there are several factors to consider. From planning permission to re-mortgaging, read on to find out.
What are mortgage interest rates?
With so many options, mortgage interest rates can be confusing. Discover guidance and the pros and cons of different mortgage rates here.
EPC Registers and Certificates: All You Need To Know
What is an EPC and how long does it last? How does your rating affect your house price and how can you improve this? Read on to find out all about EPCs.
How To Save Money When Buying A House
There are many ways to save money when buying a house. In this article, we look at buying auction properties, fixer uppers and negotiating tips.
Your questions answered on the 5% mortgage deposit
Find the answers to the most commonly asked questions about 5% deposit mortgages to help you get on the property ladder or move home.
What will the stamp duty extension mean for the property market?
The stamp duty holiday extension could have huge repercussions for the property market. We'll discuss what these could be here.
The most-searched mortgage questions right now
Now more than ever, buyers are asking questions about their mortgages. Here we reveal the 10 most-searched questions right now - answered by an expert.
Records show busiest spring property market in 10 years
Spring has always been a good time to buy a house, but this spring has seen record breaking numbers. Get your spring property market update here.
What is Shared Ownership?
Shared ownership can be a great solution to getting you on the property ladder. But what is it and how does it work? We explain all you need to know.
All about Japanese Knotweed in Property
Japanese Knotweed is a plant that can cause important damage to your property. Discover the best tips on how to spot it and treat it.
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.
What is a mortgage agreement in principle?
Mortgage agreements don't have to be stressful. Find out what a mortgage agreement in principle is and how the process works here.