Category: Residential Conveyancing
100% Mortgage: A Blessing or a Curse for Renters?
December 12th, 2023Earlier this year, Skipton Building Society announced their 100% ‘Track Record Mortgage’ scheme in a bid to help renters who
The Building Safety Act 2022 – A Necessary Change (Applicable to England Only)
August 16th, 2023Following the terrible disaster of the fire that destroyed Grenfell Tower in 2017, much consideration has been given by Parliament
Bank of who? Borrowing from friends and family when purchasing property
July 6th, 2023More and more homebuyers are turning to their family and friends for help with financing their property purchases. Whether you
Selling your home? Ten things you should consider
May 5th, 2023For whatever reason you may be selling your home, the thought can be overwhelming. While your conveyancer can help take
Buyer or Seller Beware
March 17th, 2023The property buying and selling process in England and Wales does not require a seller to reveal any problems although
Beware when buying property jointly
February 23rd, 2023Buying a house is a major commitment and is usually the largest debt someone will take on in their whole
The Criminalisation of Trespass
November 23rd, 2022We’ve all gotten lost on our Autumn strolls from time-to -time and perhaps crossed a field we didn’t even know
Time Flies
September 28th, 2022Approximately five months or so have now passed since the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022 (Act) received Royal Assent and
Improving credit score for a mortgage application
October 7th, 2021What is a credit score? First off to improve your credit score you need to know what it is. A
Governments pledge to reform Leaseholders’ rights
February 15th, 2021Under the current law, for many decades, millions of leasehold homeowners have been tied into hidden costs and strict clauses