ith 60% of non-homeowners doubting their ability to buy, we explore how rising house prices affect dreams of homeownership. Is owning a home still important? We delve into perceptions, financial challenges, and potential solutions to make homeownership more attainable in today's market.
Get ready for the Rental Reform Bill! Landlords must prepare for changes like the removal of Section 21 evictions and new property standards. Stay informed, review tenancy agreements, improve tenant communication, and assess your properties. Check our comprehensive checklist to ensure compliance.
Introducing our PropertyScore, giving homeowners a clear, data-driven view of their property’s health, including repair needs, energy efficiency, and running costs.
Ensure your shed or outbuilding is covered under your home insurance, protecting valuable items like tools, bikes, or office equipment. Check if your policy includes structural damage and contents protection. List high-value items separately and keep your shed secure to avoid claims issues.
With the Rental Reform Bill approaching, many landlords are opting to sell due to rising compliance costs and market uncertainties. This trend could worsen the UK housing crisis by reducing available rental properties and driving up rents, ultimately limiting tenants' access to affordable housing.
With the Renter Reform Bill approaching, positive engagement with tenants is vital for landlords. Strong communication and proactive maintenance are essential for compliance. Embracing these changes fosters better relationships, ensuring a thriving rental environment for both landlords and tenants.
Encouraging tenants to be proactive about property upkeep benefits both landlords and tenants. Proactive tenants help reduce maintenance costs, improve property value, and strengthen relationships. By empowering tenants and utilising technology, landlords can enhance the overall rental experience.
Knowing your home's age is crucial for securing home insurance. Insurers need this information to calculate premiums accurately. Older homes often come with unique risks and higher costs, which can significantly influence your insurance rates.
Estimate your home's value online or with local agents. Understand different valuation methods and regional variations. Consider factors like rebuild costs and future property value.