Are you a first time buyer looking to get on the property ladder? We have a wide range of advice and information to help you at reallymoving.com
Buying a house is an exciting time and one that should be enjoyed. Our range of guides provide you with useful tools, top tips and advice to help you make an informed decision on your property purchase.
Having your offer rejected on a property you really wanted can be disappointing, but don't let it be the end of your home buying journey. There are ways you can move forward.
Conveyancing, Buying a house, First Time Buyer
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!
Buying a house, Before you buy, Help and Advice
As part of its commitment to deliver 1 million homes by 2024, the UK Government began the first homes scheme on 4th June 2021. But what is it all about?
Buying a house, Finding a house, First Time Buyer
When you have chosen a property that you would like to buy, you will need to make your offer. But how do you make an offer and how do you decide on a price.
First Time Buyers can struggle with how much goes into buying a first home – if it’s not finding conveyancing solicitors or Chartered Surveyors, it’s saving up a deposit and choosing the right property.
Buying a house, Before you buy
On 23rd September 2022 the rules regarding Stamp Duty for First Time Buyers changed. We're answering some of the questions about the Stamp Duty exemptions for First Time Buyers.
Buying a house, Costs and Fees, First Time Buyer
Not sure if sealed bids are for you? We've got pros, cons and the best tricks to win that dream home.
Buying a house
For homebuyers – and First Time Buyers in particular – the process of purchasing a new home can seem like a long, drawn-out affair. It’s not unusual for it to take around six months from starting to look at properties to actually moving in, and if there are delays at any stage of the process then it can take even longer.
If people buy properties with their partners, why not buy your first home with your friends instead? Here are some of the upsides, downsides and legal sides to consider.
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