Capital gains tax is the bill that arrives after a rental property sale, and for landlords who’ve held a property for a decade or more it can be substantial. The
Shared driveways work well right up until they don’t. Two households using one strip of tarmac to reach their garages or parking spaces is a common arrangement on estates built
Planning enforcement is the council’s mechanism for dealing with development that didn’t have permission or that breached the conditions attached to it. If you’ve received an enforcement notice, a breach
The Renters’ Rights Act has changed the ground rules for every private landlord in England, and the changes bite hardest at the moment you decide to sell. The old route
Boundary disputes have a way of growing out of all proportion to the land involved. A fence moved eighteen inches, a hedge that’s crept over the years, a shed built
Yes, a cash buyer can pull out of a sale at any point before contracts are exchanged, and so can you. That’s the law in England and Wales for every
Roof damage sits in an awkward category for sellers. It’s expensive enough that most buyers won’t take it on, visible enough that it comes up at the first viewing, and
Owning a listed building comes with a set of responsibilities that don’t apply to other homes, and those responsibilities follow the property when it’s sold. That’s the main reason listed
Around a million homes in the UK aren’t connected to mains drainage, and most of them rely on a septic tank or a small treatment plant somewhere in the garden.
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 the handling: the tenant relationship,
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