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Sealed bids – What they are & playing the game to win

Sealed bids – What they are & playing the game to win

by Ian | Oct 30, 2018 | Buying a home, Finding a property, Finding the right property, Making An Offer, Sealed Bids

Agents have another trick up their sleeves that’s guaranteed to boost prices when several buyers are after the same property. Going to ‘sealed bids’ involves asking all the hopeful purchasers to formally submit their ‘best and final offer’ confidentially in writing by...
How To Find The Right Property For You

How To Find The Right Property For You

by Ian | Oct 27, 2018 | Buying a home, Finding a property, Finding the right property

Finding the right property isn’t as easy or as much fun as it sometimes looks on TV shows. Snooping around other people’s houses promises at the very least to provide hours of cheap entertainment (judging by the number of programmes devoted to the subject). But...
When To Consider Paying A Higher Price For A Property

When To Consider Paying A Higher Price For A Property

by Ian | Oct 25, 2018 | Buying a home, House Prices

When can you justify paying a higher price for a property? A higher sale price is sometimes justified by sellers who make a point of telling you how much they’ve spent on various improvements. But as we saw in previous posts, what’s been spent doesn’t necessarily...
Share Of Freehold Properties – What you need to know!

Share Of Freehold Properties – What you need to know!

by Ian | Oct 23, 2018 | Buying a home, Freehold Properties

Estate agents often trumpet the fact a flat is being sold with ‘a share of the freehold’. This doesn’t mean the flat itself is freehold – that would be bad news, as mortgage lenders won’t lend on freehold flats. What it usually means is that the freehold of the block...
Flats & Leasehold Properties – Things to be mindful of – Part 2

Flats & Leasehold Properties – Things to be mindful of – Part 2

by Ian | Oct 22, 2018 | Buying a home, Finding the right property

Following on from the success of our previous post we thought we’d take a closer look at leasehold properties and the tings to be aware of. SO where to begin? Ground rent A lease is basically an extremely long-term letting agreement, with the rent already paid...
Flats & Leasehold Properties – Things to be mindful of – Part 1

Flats & Leasehold Properties – Things to be mindful of – Part 1

by Ian | Oct 21, 2018 | Buying a flat above a commercial premises, Buying a home, Uncategorized

It’s well known that buying a flat is generally a more complex operation than buying the equivalent house. This may explain why quotes for conveyancing mushroom significantly in size as soon as you utter the dreaded word ‘leasehold’. So what exactly is all the fuss...
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