Leasehold v Freehold.
The biggest difference is whether you own your home or you have a landlord, on a freehold property you own your home, with a leasehold property you will have a..link
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What is a Flying Freehold and should it matter?..
linkThe biggest difference is whether you own your home or you have a landlord, on a freehold property you own your home, with a leasehold property you will have a..link
Unfortunately, not everyone is respectful in life, most of the time we just move on and keep our opinion to ourselves, but when that comes to where we live you..link
Property Ownership - Tenants in Common or Joint Tenancy?
Buying a property with a friend or partner, is one of the most exciting things but, with a house purch..link
The government announces a New Homes Ombudsman to protect consume..
linkNeighbour Disputes can escalate to affect your life and enjoyment of your property, if handled in the wrong way they can cause tension and in some cases argumen..link
Tenant Rights. As a tenant, one of the most important steps to protecting your tenure is to take advice before you sign any agreement, any Landlord and tenant s..link
Mortgages for life, may soon be an option...link
As part of selling a house or flat in England and Wales you must..
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The legal rights of unmarried couples, regarding property. - In the event of the breakup of a relationship where the couple are not married what happens to the..link
Whilst most people hate the paperwork side of things it is important to go through the contract with your conveyancing solicitor...link
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