Landlords constantly face changing laws and legislation.
Landlords constantly face changing laws and legislation. Learn about key changes in fire safety, the Renters' Reform Bill, and capital gains.
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Landlords constantly face changing laws and legislation. Learn about key changes in fire safety, the Renters' Reform Bill, and capital gains.
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Damp and mould are common concerns in properties, and not only are they unsightly and unpleasant to smell, but they can also pose a significant health risk.
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Making predictions in the current economic climate is challenging, but it seems likely that the rental market will continue to thrive in 2023. There are several factors at play.
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Find the right estate agent with tips on shortlisting, valuations, and what to ask before you commit.
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How Long Does It Take To Get Viewings On A Property?
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Everyone buying a property can benefit from the advice of a quality mortgage advisor, from first-time buyers to those who have been moving home for years and years. So why does this advice come so highly recommended?
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As we wrap up 2022, here at London Estates, we’ve been thinking about all the people we have helped this year, and all the property dreams we have made a reality.
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Getting Your Rental Property Ready For Winter
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There are many of us who believed that working from home through COVID was simply a passing phase. However, it is now very much the norm, and according to various stats released by the Office of National Statistics, it’s easy to see why.
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When you buy or sell a property, there are two types of ownership: freehold and leasehold. Most of us will be familiar with the former. After all, it’s very common across the whole of the UK.
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