Thinking of installing a new kitchen in your home? Read this article first to ensure your new kitchen is bang on trend and looks straight out of an interior design magazine.
Buying and selling simultaneously is a real juggling act, and most homeowners ask the same question - should I sell my house or find a home to buy first?
Are you considering selling your home but wondering how best to showcase the best features? Is there any way to encourage viewings? Creating a property listing that sells is far more involved than simply listing the rooms. Read this article to ensure that your property marketing leads to fantastic results.
It’s been described as a curse of modern times. It’s omnipresent in most of our everyday lives. And for some, its impact is dangerous and, in the worst-case scenarios, deadly. In the tune of the 1990 hip-hop hit – let’s talk about stress.
Owning a rental property isn’t just about what happens while tenants are in place. Effectively managing periods when your property is unoccupied is equally important. When your property is empty, you won’t have rent coming in, and you’ll have to pay out to cover the mortgage, utilities (including standing charges) and council tax.
Are you planning to sell your home this year? Or just curious about what your property may be worth in the current market? Good news – this article will give you five easy-to-follow tips highlighting how effectively staging your home can boost its appeal to potential buyers.
Ben gives us another insight into what's happening in the local Flintshire property market.
Easter celebrations in Britain traditionally involve hot cross buns, bonnet parades and lots of chocolate. But how do other countries celebrate this special occasion? Let’s take a look.
What’s the most common reason for landlords finding themselves in hot water and needing to make an insurance claim? The answer, according to one insurance company* at least, is ‘escape of water’. This term covers everything from burst pipes and defective washing machines to leaky loos and dripping taps.
You can always tell when someone is really interested in buying your home by the number of questions they ask. There are the usual suspects like: • What are the neighbours like? • Is it easy to park? • And how much is council tax? But be prepared for some unexpected queries like these:
Don’t have time to be a domestic god or goddess and give your home a full spring clean? Well, why not do the next best thing and declutter a few key areas of your property. Scientific studies have shown that clutter can negatively impact mental health and productivity.
If you’ve just inherited a rental property, then you may be wondering what your options are. While you won’t need to make any decisions on the spot (it usually takes many months to settle an estate), it’s good to start thinking about the issues you’ll have to address in time.