Tenanted sales fail differently from ordinary ones. The property is rarely the problem, and the price is rarely the problem. What goes wrong sits in
Selling a shared ownership home follows a different rulebook from an ordinary sale, and the rulebook belongs to your housing provider. Your lease almost certainly
Landlords tend to time their exits by the market, watching prices and waiting for a peak, when the timing that actually moves the outcome is
A property chain is only as strong as its most fragile member, and you don’t get to choose who that is. Roughly a third of
A jointly owned house can’t simply be sold over one owner’s objection, and it also can’t be held hostage forever. English law gives the owner
A slowing sale sends signals before it fails: enquiries going unanswered for a week, a solicitor “waiting to hear back”, a buyer who’s gone vague
