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If you or your conveyancing solicitor are anticipating legal issues to arise from your new property, it may be a good idea to consider property indemnity insurance.
Help and Advice, Insurance
If you’re considering buying a property in Scotland, you’ll have access to the Home Report. Here’s what to look out for.
Help and Advice, Home Reports, Scotland
If you need to use self-storage to store some of your belongings before moving to your new home, it may be worth seeing if your chosen removals company will store them for you.
Moving home, Removals, Storage
From packing to getting keys cut, there’s a lot to think about when you’re moving to a new place – but have you thought about what you need to buy?
General Moving Advice, Help and Advice, Rentals
If Shared Ownership properties change in value, what does that mean for you?
Conveyancing, Conveyancing Advice, Selling a home, Shared Ownership
You may have wondered whether you could purchase the house next door to yours and knock through to make one big house. What documentation would you need and how simple would the process be?
Buying a house, Conveyancing, Conveyancing Advice, Help and Advice
The deed to your new property may refer to a covenant, but what exactly is it and what does it mean for you as a homeowner?
Buying a house, Conveyancing, Legal
The final big milestone in buying a house is completion day, the day you get your keys to your new home! But there are steps you need to take before you get there.
Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process
Knowing how to work out how much a property is really worth can help immensely when choosing a property to buy and then making a reasonable offer. After all – no one wants to pay more than they need to!
Before you buy, Buying a house, First Time Buyers, Help and Advice
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