The term gazundering can send a shiver down the spine of any seller looking to complete the sale of their new home. Jonathan Detheridge, Head of Granger & Oaks, Nottingham, explains what this term means and its potential impact on the selling process Gazundering is a term for a modern phenomenon that refers to the […]
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Housebuilders increase activity but job cuts in the industry likely to be ahead
Building firms expanded activity in June at the fastest pace in more than two years in June as the chancellor put the finishing touches to potential plans for a six-month stamp duty holiday.
Housebuilders accounted for the bulk of the uplift in construction after the PMI construction survey found that 46% of firms reported an increase in business compared with 27% that experienced a reduction.
Continue reading...I am happily married but you never know what will happen in the future
Q I finally have enough money to be able to put down a deposit to buy a one-bedroom flat in London. My problem is that, although I am married, I would like to buy this property in my name only. Is this possible? And how?
The reason is that, although I love my husband and we are happy together, you never know what will happen in the future. So I want to buy the flat and be sure that in case of divorce the flat is entirely and only mine.
Continue reading...Whether you are a tenant or a landlord, read this guide to understand how these compulsory schemes operate Few things have caused more ill feeling between landlords and tenants over the years than deposits. In the bad old days, some landlords would demand a hefty deposit from tenants, then return only a fraction of the […]
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