How to make a property unique? Property markets are fickle beings. They’re unpredictable and changeable. But regardless of where they go, the real estate world has to keep going. Sometimes when there are too many properties available, landlords may want to look for ways to help their property stand out from the rest so they …
Read more >There are lots of strong views out there when it comes to investing in real estate. But just because something is popular doesn’t mean it’s true. Today, we will look at some common myths surrounding property investment. If you want to learn how to invest in real estate to the best of your ability, then …
Read more >Rising rents have dominated discussion in the Scottish housing market throughout 2022. It has been enough for the government to push through emergency legislation to freeze them and restrict landlords’ ability to take possession of their properties. On the other hand, very little is written about the impact increased costs that buy-to-let landlords are facing …
Read more >There is no legal obligation to pay for a survey on a property you are purchasing, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t consider commissioning one. It may seem an unnecessary expense on top of an estate agent’s commission, legal fees and stamp duty, yet the cost of skipping this step – and potentially overlooking serious …
Read more >Buying a property is a serious financial commitment, even more so if you’re purchasing a high-end home where there can be more at stake when you rent it out. A high-end property can be classified as a home valued over £500,000. If you’re planning on purchasing a high-value home to let, here are some key …
Read more >It is crucial that landlords ensure their property meets the desired standards of their target market to both maximise rent and minimise void periods. Here are the most frequently asked questions from potential landlords, to help you understand everything you need to know before embarking on your own buy-to-let journey. Is the rental market still …
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