Most landlords spend a lot of time worrying about finding good tenants. But what about keeping them? While no tenancy lasts forever, many landlords are surprised when reliable tenants suddenly decide to move on. The property is in good condition, the rent has been paid on time, and there have been no obvious issues.
As the World Cup captures the attention of football fans around the globe, most conversations naturally focus on players, managers and matches. But there is another fascinating side to the countries taking part. Their homes.
As World Cup excitement builds, football fans across the country will be looking forward to watching the world's best players compete for the biggest prize in the game. While star players often grab the headlines, tournaments are rarely won by individuals. Behind every successful team is a group of people working towards the same goal.
With the World Cup now underway, football fans across the country will be hoping their team can avoid the mistakes that turn promising performances into disappointing results. The same principle applies to property investment. Most landlords don't run into difficulties because they deliberately take risks.
Whether you’re buying or selling (or both together), you’re going to need a conveyancer to handle the legal side of things. Which you choose can make a big difference to how smoothly everything runs. Here are our top tips.
With the World Cup in full swing, most conversations today will probably be about football rather than finance. But there was one announcement today (Thursday 18 June) that could affect local homeowners, buyers, landlords and tenants.
