By Lyndon Forshaw Hello once again! Last time, I explained the new build development process – in particular sourcing and appraising the land. Following on this week, I would like to show you a number of different ways to structure the purchase of a suitable site in a bit more detail. Okay, so you’ve taken [...]
Archive | October, 2009
Structuring The Land Purchase Deal
Is it the right time to enter the property market?
Ask ten people whether they think the time is right to venture back into the property market and you’re likely to get a different answer from every one. Even studying the news reports won’t help much if you want to know whether house prices are on the up or about to sink back through the [...]
New Property Management Service for Landlords
We are delighted to announce the launch of our professional Property Management Service for Landlords. Starting from only £189 set up fee* and 5% + vat per month, we believe we are the most cost competitive provider of full property management. Whether you are a landlord with one property or you are a developer / [...]
Protect yourself against identity fraudsters!
You may think the odds are in your favour when it comes to being a victim of identity fraud. But using other people’s stolen personal details to obtain credit and commit scams is one of the UK’s fastest growing crimes – and the fraudsters are always on the look out for ways to up their [...]
Look after your boiler and your boiler will look after you…
Following our popular article on how to prevent your pipes from freezing written last winter, we thought you might like an advanced heads up on how to keep your property warm this winter. Firstly, we need to understand what type of boiler / heating system you have in the property. There are 2 main types [...]
The NAEA admits that the days of the high street estate agent could be numbered due to the popularity of property websites
Published on Sky News today is an article from Richard Suchet, Sky News reporter, about how the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) has admitted that the days of the high street estate agent could be numbered due to the popularity of property websites. Mr. Suchet reports that the days of the estate agents’ ‘big [...]
Landlords advertise a property to let from only £29 + vat
Good news – we have revised our services in response to the feedback we have received from our Landlords. We have enhanced our Bronze Landlord Advertising Package which now includes our Portal Pack- and for only £29 + vat. This means that for £29 + vat, you can advertise your properties to let on our website [...]
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Landlords, protect your pipes from freezing
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My tenant has stopped paying rent, what should I do?
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Is a tenancy agreement legally binding if it is not in writing?
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Tenants on Housing Benefit are turning to Private Landlords
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Office of Fair Trading welcomes ruling over unfair Foxtons terms
