A Quick Guide to Freeholds and Leaseholds in Plymouth
If you’re new to the property market, learning the lingo is essential. There are lots of legal and financial terms you need to get your
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How Plymouth Landlords Can Beat Bug Infestations
If the idea of an insect infestation at your Plymouth rental property makes your skin crawl, read on to find out how to beat the bugs this
Style Your Plymouth Home with Instagram
In this quick read, we’ve pulled together some of the most popular interior design profiles on Instagram to give you some inspiration. Are you fed
Why Plymouth Sellers Need to Act Now to Move by Christmas – Yes, Really!
Severe conveyancing delays mean savvy sellers must act now to be in a new home by Christmas. You probably think it’s too early to be
No Inventory for Your Plymouth Rental? Get Ready to Pay for Your Mistake
A thorough inventory can save a landlord time and money and prevent messy end-of-tenancy disputes. So why do so many landlords rush this essential stage
Guide for First-Time Property Sellers
Selling a property for the first time? Here’s a helpful guide to help you navigate the process. A two-minute read. Putting your property on the
Is Being a Landlord an Easy Money Maker?
Many people think that being a landlord is easy. Rent out a property, move some people in, sit back and rake in the cash… if
Plymouth Starter Homes are 39.8% Cheaper Today Than in 1989
Even though the average value of a Plymouth first-time buyer property has risen by 334.2% since 1989 to £215,690, the monthly payments Plymouth first-time buyers
70.4% of Plymouth Properties Were Bought With a Mortgage in the Last Ten Years
Could the high levels of mortgages that Plymouth people take out cause another property crash? Many Plymouth homeowners and landlords have been contacting me recently
Legal Responsibilities: What Plymouth Landlords Need to Know
This two-minute read explains how landlords can navigate their way through an ever-growing list of rules and regulations. There’s one rookie mistake that many first-time
The Shifting Plymouth Property Market
The Plymouth property market is on the verge of a ‘tipping point’. The rate of house price growth has started to ease with a reduction
What Was the Average Plymouth House Price in 1952?
Well, what a weekend that was. Street parties, gatherings in the park, the purple bunting, egg and cress sandwiches, union jack flags, cheese and pineapple
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