For many people, buying a bigger house or building an extension is an unaffordable dream, but being short of space doesn’t mean you have to feel squashed in your home.

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Completion day is without doubt the best part of the entire home buying process. It’s on this day that you’ll pick up the keys and take possession of your new home.

If you are looking to sell your house, you may very well be feeling a little overwhelmed, and who can blame you? It is a huge undertaking, not to mention an incredibly emotional time for you as a homeowner.

There are several reasons why you might be considering becoming a landlord. Perhaps you’re moving away for work but don’t want to sell your home, or you may have inherited a property from a relative and want to generate a monthly income from it.

The survey is a significant milestone in any property sale, but what should you do if the report has issues? Read this article to learn how to navigate the sales process after a problematic survey report.

When you decide to sell your family home, the general advice is to de-personalise it. But this is wishy-washy at best, so we have compiled a step-by-step guide to get your property ready for sale.

Are you planning a new kitchen? Refreshing your old kitchen can change how you feel about your home and even add value to your property. Read this article before you embark on redesigning your kitchen.

When selling your home, you obviously want to highlight the best features, but what are buyers looking for? Knowing this could make all the difference in how quickly you can sell your house and how much you will be offered. Read on to find out more.

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When you own a leasehold property, you do not have ownership of the land it occupies. For apartments, possession typically excludes shared areas such as hallways, stairs and the buildings structure. Learn more about Leasehold ownership below: