What do you do if you’re wondering how to buy and sell a house at the same time?
In this post, the team at Property Solvers run through your options to secure the best possible outcome…
This post explores what you need to do to get the very best outcome from your house sale in 2022.
Regularly updated to reflect market changes, we start by looking at the key factors to bear in mind when putting your home on the market at the moment.
We also look at how COVID-19 pandemic, rising inflation risks and Brexit could impact the sector.
In the final section, there are some actionable steps that you can take right now…
In this post, to be updated as the situation evolves, we’ll look at how the current Coronavirus (COVID-19) will affect the property market.
Dispelling some of the ongoing myths out there at the moment, we’ll also look into the various options available if you’re selling your home during this turbulent period.
Take care and stay safe…
Need to find out exactly how old your house is?
In this post, we’ll look at simple ways in which you can dig up those details and learn a little more about the true age of your property.
Check the real value of your house using our list of FREE online tools.
With an emphasis on finding HM Land Registry-sourced data, we’ll show you how to check the sold values of properties on your street and in your local area.
Remember to focus on the facts, not the hearsay!
We look at the importance of using a National Association of Property Buyers (NAPB) member when selling your home quickly.
We’ve also included some tips on how you can check a fast house sale company and make sure things are done on time.
Check out some information about Property Solvers’ own services towards the bottom of the post.
Thinking about a quick sale of your house?
This post helps you answer this question more clearly.
We dispel some of the unfair negativity that surrounds our industry and go through some essential checks to avoid the scam artists.
Since the onset of the credit crisis back in 2007, many would remember how the country plunged into a period of turbulence. Banks were bailed out, unemployment rose and many predicted a long period of recession. As part of the recovery plan, the Bank of England´s had to make major decisions. It started by injecting a huge amount of money into…
It is common knowledge that “quick sale” property companies offer purchase prices below what homeowners are usually willing to accept. The thought of selling at an under market-value price can leave a sour taste in sellers mouths and a negative perception about the private sales industry as a whole. This, of course, is completely understandable. Homeowners have worked…
You may have come across fast sale companies that propose to purchase your home for an agreed price in the future (anything from 2-15 years). They will usually draw up a contract called an “option agreement” which will give them legal control of the property. You would be able to move out and they would cover any…
