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Buying a home in Edgware is about more than just finding the right property. If you are buying with a mortgage, finding the house of your dreams will only leave you disappointed if it turns out you...

Self-managing as a landlord is a 30-hour-a-month job

Landlords who self-manage their properties and portfolios wouldn’t ever claim to have expected a hands-off experience. Properties need maintaining. Tenants need looking after. Tenancies begin and end...

An Interest Rate Hold Was What We Wanted, Right? So Why Are the Headlines So Hawkish?

For months, anyone with half an eye on the housing market has probably had a fairly simple relationship with Bank of England interest rate announcements. A cut is good. A rise is bad. And, if we can’t...

Should You Sell Before You Buy? Pros and Cons

If you’re planning on moving home in Edgware, one of the trickiest decisions is whether to sell your current home before buying your next one. Some sellers prefer to look for and try to secure their...

New rental database confirmed: what private landlords need to know

The Government has confirmed the timetable for one of the next major changes facing landlords under the Renters’ Rights Act: the much-anticipated national landlord database. Officially called the...

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Buying a home in Edgware is about more than just finding the right property. If you are buying with a mortgage, finding the house of your dreams will only leave you disappointed if it turns out you...

Self-managing as a landlord is a 30-hour-a-month job

Landlords who self-manage their properties and portfolios wouldn’t ever claim to have expected a hands-off experience. Properties need maintaining. Tenants need looking after. Tenancies begin and end...

An Interest Rate Hold Was What We Wanted, Right? So Why Are the Headlines So Hawkish?

For months, anyone with half an eye on the housing market has probably had a fairly simple relationship with Bank of England interest rate announcements. A cut is good. A rise is bad. And, if we can’t...