April 29, 2015 | Posted by :
J Morris |
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Thinking of investing in a buy-to-let property in 2015? Investment properties can offer a steady source of income or savings, and can be an excellent way to plan for a pension, but it’s worth doing your homework to ensure the buy-to-let route will be beneficial for your financial situation.
Before you embark on a new property investment, speak to your family law solicitor and evaluate the risks according to your income, outgoings, lifestyle and long-term financial objectives. Can you afford to cover an additional mortgage? What kind of return will you need to make the investment worth your while?
Do your ...
April 23, 2015 | Posted by :
J Morris |
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When you start to budget for a house move, it’s important to factor in all the associated costs and fees involved – there’s a lot more to buying a house than getting a mortgage. If you want to keep the costs as low as possible (and why wouldn’t you?) then your first port of call should be your solicitor who will help you to get all your ducks lined up and avoid pricey delays or complications. Next, you’ll need to put together a comprehensive breakdown of how much moving house will cost you. Here’s a brief guide to the types ...
March 10, 2015 | Posted by :
J Morris |
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The stress and disruption of moving house can put huge strains on a relationship – whether it’s down to money worries, legal issues or disagreeing over the colour of your new curtains. There are plenty of potential pitfalls to deal with when you’re looking to sell or buy a property, from gazumping competitors to delays in exchanging contracts, so it’s essential to get in touch with a trusted property solicitor as soon as possible to help you negotiate the process from start to finish.
The most common causes of relationship difficulties during a house move include:
Financial issues: mortgages, insurance policies, legal ...
January 01, 2015 | Posted by :
J Morris |
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Buying property in the new year can be a bit like shopping in the sales – vendors are eager to sell after a slow winter and often reduce prices to secure a quick transaction. According to Rightmove, house prices and new listings dropped between October and November as the majority of buyers put their plans on hold over the Christmas holidays. If a home has been on the market for some time, a vendor is likely to reassess their asking price in the new year or take a break from selling until the spring when the property market picks ...
