I’ve been in property for 20+ years and I offer a quick house sale service through my company; Essex Property Angel. When I purchase a property, I renovate it to either sell on, or rent out.

There’s been a whole lot of talk about rising interest rates in the news of late. If you’ve recently got your first mortgage or had to re-mortgage then you’ll no doubt know all about it because those rates are CRAZY at the moment.

A lot of people I work with are selling their property and re-entering the rental market after many years of being a homeowner.

I’m immensely proud of the service I provide and the number of very satisfied sellers I have worked with over the years so I wanted to do a round-up of the type of properties I buy, and the people I work with.

In this month’s blog, we’re taking a look at Mortgages and how they can be affected by what’s going on in the economy at the moment.

Charges are placed against your property when a debt hasn’t been paid and the lender (creditor) applies to have their debt secured against an asset you have (namely, your house).

If you were buying or selling a property, or experiencing any property problems going into the lock down, it will have no doubt added a tonne of extra stress on to an already stressful situation.

Making sure you discuss your wishes for after you’ve gone with regards to the big things in your life is a very thoughtful act towards your loved ones.

An empty property is any property which is not occupied the majority of the time. Empty properties are frowned upon and actively discouraged by councils and the general community because of the activity they might invite into a neighbourhood, such as vandalism and squatting.

With the current cost of living crisis, it’s probably no surprise that Landlords have been taking a hit just like everyone else. There’s been a HUGE shift in rental availability over the last few years. In this blog I am looking at how best to navigate the challenge of selling a property you own as a landlord.

Have you missed mortgage payments and are worried about your UK home being repossessed? Let’s look at the options.

There’s been a whole lot of talk about rising interest rates in the news of late. If you’ve recently got your first mortgage or had to re-mortgage then you’ll no doubt know all about it because those rates are CRAZY at the moment. Let’s break it down…