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    63 – 65 Stoke Newington Church Street,
    Stoke Newington,
    London N16 0AR
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    Bridging loans: the rebranded product for property buyers

    Bridging loans: the rebranded product for property buyers

    Published 12 months ago

    Bridging loans have long been viewed as specialist products used by niche borrowers and those in distress but the finance sector has noted a new trend. The image of bridging loans has undergone somewhat of a rebrand and their appeal has become more mainstream.

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    12 tips for tenants: dirt, deposits and deductions

    12 tips for tenants: dirt, deposits and deductions

    Published about 1 year ago

    How much will dirt cost you at the end of a tenancy? If new research by SpareRoom is accurate, UK renters are forfeiting £724 million every year thanks to poor levels of cleanliness. In fact, the data showed an average of £250 of cleaning-related deductions per tenancy.

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    The best paint shades for small rooms

    The best paint shades for small rooms

    Published about 1 year ago

    Small can definitely be perfectly formed but in the case of property, potential buyers are often motivated by space. Floor plans can be deceptive so purchasers will instinctively rely on photographs and then a viewing to decide whether the property warrants an offer.

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    August Property Market Analysis

    August Property Market Analysis

    Published about 1 year ago

    Every summer brings a unique set of property conditions and July 2024 has been no different. While sporting tournaments, school holidays and the small matter of a General Election were predicted to sway home movers, what do the official statistics reveal?

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    Everything we know about EPCs in buy-to-lets: summer 2024 edition

    Everything we know about EPCs in buy-to-lets: summer 2024 edition

    Published about 1 year ago

    It was back in October 2008 that EPC certificates became a compulsory requirement for privately rented properties and since then, their standing among landlords and tenants has grown.

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    Summer’s secret selling weapon revealed

    Summer’s secret selling weapon revealed

    Published about 1 year ago

    For many home movers, a garden is a must have and new research has revealed just how important this feature is. A survey by Home Sale Pack found 90% of prospective purchasers considered outside space important when looking for a new home. 

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    Introducing your new Labour party property players

    Introducing your new Labour party property players

    Published about 1 year ago

    The election is over and a new Government has formed. As we enter into a period of adjustment and anticipation, it’s good to identify who the new movers and shakers are when it comes to the property market.

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    July Property Market Analysis

    July Property Market Analysis

    Published about 1 year ago

    June is often a liminal time in the property market. The spring Bank Holidays are a distant memory, vacations are drawing closer and attentions start to turn elsewhere. Rest assured, deals are still being done and home movers remain active in the market.

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    Christmas moving deadline? Now is the time to sell

    Christmas moving deadline? Now is the time to sell

    Published about 1 year ago

    The saying ‘good things come to those who wait’ is partly true for those selling a property. While many aspects of a successful sale are in the hands of third parties, the waiting part is something sellers have some control over.

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    7 pointers for sellers who have pets

    7 pointers for sellers who have pets

    Published about 1 year ago

    According to the People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals, 53% of UK adults own a pet, therefore a large proportion of sellers will have a cat, dog or other domestic animal. While we are a nation of animal lovers, not everyone wants a furry encounter when they’re searching for a new home.

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    Neighbourly disputes when selling: your questions answered

    Neighbourly disputes when selling: your questions answered

    Published about 1 year ago

    When filling in the Property Information Form (TA6), sellers need to be open and honest about a number of aspects. One of those is neighbourly disputes and things that may prove to be contentious in the future. This can be a grey area, so we’ve provided the answers to the most commonly asked neighbourly dispute questions.

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    Garden advice: the dos and don’ts for tenants this summer

    Garden advice: the dos and don’ts for tenants this summer

    Published about 1 year ago

    We all know gardens were the feature of choice among tenants moving home during the pandemic but a new survey shows how our love for the great outdoors hasn’t dimmed.

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