Selling your flat can be an expensive business, and the additional cost of a sales pack is rarely a welcome expense. On the flip-side however, now you have that precious offer on your flat, you will want to make sure that the sale can proceed as smoothly as possible.
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Many people decide to let leasehold flats. In many cases as buy to let investments but also letting occurs by so called incidental landlords, i.e. those who have met a potential life partner with whom they have moved in or those who have temporally relocated because of work.
Anastasia Mavroudis from Bishop and Sewell looks at the implications of MEES for landlords from April 2018.
The Government has made many changes over the last few years in an effort to try to protect tenants from unscrupulous landlords.
As you look ahead at the year to come, make sure to mark April in your calendar – some pretty important changes are happening.
Belinda Thorpe, Managing Director of Residentsline advised us on insurance considerations when buying, selling or letting a flat.
When entering into an Assured Shorthold Tenancy, a landlord must make sure that it fulfils certain obligations imposed on it by legislation.
In these six guides available from ARMA’s Leasehold Library you will find helpful information when considering buying a leasehold property.
LetsHelp is a new & exciting project for the the Lettings market and there is nothing quite like it.
It is normal in residential property transactions on exchange of contracts that a buyer is required to pay a 10% deposit.