Property owners may be hoping they made the very most of the 2018’s summer heatwave, suggested the Telegraph newspaper on the 5th of December – since those scorching temperatures...
It’s probably a no-brainer – do you spend 18 years patiently saving for the deposit to buy your first home or do you tap into the Bank of Mum and Dad?
A shocking BBC programme has revealed how some new homes in the UK are crumbling due to weak mortar, with those homeowners affected reportedly signing non-disclosure agreements in order to claim...
Looking to invest in property but wondering where in the UK are the best places to buy to let? You might do worse than refer to an article in Landlord Today, published on the 3rd of December 2018.
If you are a landlord, you are likely to have to wait an average of five months to gain a court order for the repossession of your property if a tenancy has refused to leave after a notice to quit..
We are excited to announce that UKinsuranceNET is moving to a new, bigger and better HQ!After 14 years at Alton House, Grange Road in Darlington, we are moving to a purpose-built office on Falcon…
Are local authorities well enough staffed and equipped to run the selective licensing schemes designed to improve the standard of rented accommodation in their area...
The provision of new affordable housing in many English villages is being hampered by planning authorities’ rulings that development is “unsustainable”, says the Country Land and Business Association
The prices being asked for homes for sale have seen their biggest overall decline since 2012, according to a news release by Property Wire on the 19th of November 2018.
The latest Mortgage Trends Update from UK Finance reveals that the mortgage market is softening, with a decrease in the number of completed mortgages in September 2018 across the first time buyers.
Has the current climate of financial austerity in the UK contributed to a spate of subsidence insurance claims? There is certainly evidence of an upsurge in such claims...
The Government is pressing ahead with plans to substantially increase the cost to bereaved families of settling the estates of deceased relatives, so much so that critics have dubbed it the ‘death tax
