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News / 21.11.2019

But less well known is gazundering, an immoral practice, becoming increasingly frequent. This is when a sale that has been negotiated, has reached the point of an exchange of contracts, when it is reneged on.  At this very last moment, the buyer substantially reduces their...

Latest News / 01.03.2017

New data has revealed that tenant demand for private rented accommodation is continuing to rise. The Government’s plans to reduce tax relief on buy-to-let mortgage interest, announced in the 2015 Summer Budget, compounded by an increase in stamp duty on new purchases, provoked uncertainty amongst landlords...

Advice / 30.04.2012

  Question:  How does one ensure that the garden is sunny, when house hunting? Answer:  When deciding to buy a home, never forget to bring a compass with you to assess the amount and timing of sunlight in the garden, in case the sun is not shining...

Advice / 23.04.2012

  Question:  When there is a dispute with a neighbour, should a Vendor advise the Buyers, or say nothing? Answer: It is advisable to endeavour to resolve any neighbour disputes, whether it is in regard to the building of a brick boundary wall, fence repairs, or tree...