£300 for Hythe Triangle but we want to give more
We are still giving £100 to the Hythe Triangle for every property listed with us for sale or let in and around Hythe. The Hythe Triangle are well on their way to achieving the target of £27,000 to purchase the land and protect it from future development. If you are...
Smoke and Carbon Monoxide alarms in rented properties – New laws
From 1st October 2015 landlords of privately rented homes are required to: Fit at least one smoke alarm on each floor within their properties Fit a carbon monoxide alarm in rooms containing a solid fuel appliance Check that all alarms are working when a new tenancy...
Urgent – STOP the Government making the biggest mistake in recent history.
The announcement by the Chancellor to reduce tax relief to individual landlords could have devastating consequences for the industry. For landlords this will mean reduced and possible negative income from their properties. For tenants this could mean higher rents,...
I want to give you £100 cash to say thank you
To celebrate 15 years since I first entered the property & finance industry I want to give you £100 cash as a thank you. Our business has been built almost entirely by referrals from happy customers. We've got good in the name but we have always aimed to be great!...
Why do so many landlords not accept DSS (Local Housing Allowance) tenants?
Unfortunately, in the eyes of some landlords, tenants on housing benefit offer less security than those in employment. You will find yourself in a better position if you can find an employed guarantor who owns their home. If you have a question to ask the agent email...
If my buyers pulled out after exchange what would happen?
This is very rare as there will be financial penalties and consequences. In most circumstances a deposit will have been paid so you have some immediate security if you are the Vendor. If you are the buyer you have less immediate security available. It is a breach of...
How much money should I set aside for moving costs such as solicitors, removals etc.?
The costs will all depend on the value of your sale and or purchase. A typical conveyancing fee will be in the region of £500 + disbursements i.e. transfer fees, land registry fees. You should allow about £1000 for this but for an accurate quote send us an email. Then...
How to instantly increase your kerb appeal
Believe it or not it takes potential buyers no more than eight seconds to decide whether or not they like a property. So often, the property’s outer appearance is the deal maker (or breaker!) in any sale. Properties with great kerb appeal can really lift your...
Property Boom!
Well it’s not quite nuclear yet but the property market has certainly sprung into action since the election result came in. Our properties have been selling faster than ever with some sold within hours of instruction and at full asking price. It is likely we will see...
Why would I want to buy a shared ownership property and what are the benefits?
Shared Ownership allows First Time Buyers to get a foot on the property ladder. You take out a mortgage on the share you purchase and pay rent on the remainder. It’s more like owning your own home than renting and you will be responsible for insurance and repairs. In...