Do you have noisy neighbours? Or maybe there is a tree on your neighbour’s land which has its branches hanging over your land and damaging your property? Or there is some boundary dispute between you and your neighbour that remains unresolved i.e. neighbour disputes? Although you...
Buying a property for the first time can be both exciting and scary. It’s great to get your own place, but there are lots of hoops to jump through before you can close your own front door. This guide takes you through the process of...
You will be happy that moving in day has arrived, but it is very important to know what you need to do. Moving to a new house can be a very busy and exciting time, this means it can be very easy to forget what...
Buying your new home can be very exciting. A new start. New neighbours. Perhaps a whole new area. Buying a brand new home can be even more exciting. Knowing that you are the first person to live there. Getting to choose fixtures and fittings such as...
Getting a mortgage can be quite a stressful time, especially when there are a plethora of mortgages available on the market. If you are buying a property with financial support, you need to consider carefully which type of mortgage would be most suitable to your...
Buying a property is the biggest purchase that most people make. You may look at a lot of properties, and you may only get a short amount of time inside each one, so you want to make sure that there will be no surprises. Viewing...
When you buy or are granted a lease, you take ownership and possession of the property for a fixed period of time, which is known as the term of the lease. You might take a ten-year lease, knowing that you might only want the property...
Local Authority search is probably the most important search that can be carried out on a property and if you are buying with a mortgage you will have to have this search done. If you are buying without a mortgage, you can choose not to...
If you are or are hoping to become involved in residential property development (or new build property conveyancing), it’s likely that you’ll need to know about Section 106 agreements. Whilst this is a fairly wide topic, hopefully, our summary below will give you a good...
Historically, the law regulating business tenancies favoured landlords more than tenants. Only tenants who could demonstrate sufficient goodwill, showing that compensation, when their tenancies came to an end, would be inadequate, were entitled to renew their tenancies. That was very difficult for the average tenant...
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