So, you’ve decided to sell your home and you get three estate agents to value your property. One says they would put it on the market for £400,000; the next says £399,000, and the third says £410,000. Which agent would you choose?

Whether you’re an established landlord with ten rental properties or are considering making your first move into the buy to let market, it’s important to be aware of your legal, and moral, responsibilities as a landlord.

While there are some great mortgage rates around, they are typically only accessible for those with the very best credit ratings.

Whether you prefer the charm of a period property, or the ease of a new one, it’s purely down to personal preference.

July was a great month for the New Homes team!  New member of staff and a brand new development of houses!

How proud of the team am I…. We have only gone and done it again this year and WON all agents awards for our customer service.

There are some incredibly low mortgage rates around at the moment, with interest rates under 1%. While this might be extremely tempting, it’s worth assessing other options too, including higher rate deals without arrangement fees, as these may be better in the long run.

If you’re more interested in getting the maximum price for your property rather than a quick sale, then it’s worth considering updating your property before you put it on the market.

‘Why rent when you can buy’ was social media campaign we ran to show buyers that it could be cheaper to buy than rent! 

Wow… what a month!!  The stamp duty holiday certainly has kept us on our toes with a phenomenal 85 property completions that have taken place throughout the month on June; in the past 23 years of owning smarthomes I have never known a market like this.