Buying a home is probably the largest and most expensive purchase you will ever make, and with property prices rising at a somewhat alarming rate, this is unlikely to change anytime soon. Newspapers are constantly filled with stories about extortionate house prices (especially in London) and we are
Buying your first home can prove an incredibly overwhelming experience, especially if you have lived with your parents until now. However, at the same time, it does involve a lot of critical thinking and contemplation to land the fittest house at the cheapest price. As a resu
Before buying a home it’s always worth the investment of ordering a building inspection to be carried out. Such an inspection provides a number of advantages including spotting pest infestations, structural damage and can determine the cost of much needed repairs. If yo
The search for a new home today most often begins on the internet, as it allows one to have instant results and much faster results than how things used to be in the past. All you really need is easy access to the web and you will easily find a lot of properties without too much effort involved. You
The Little House Company chatted with their home sellers to find out the differences between men and women when they are finding a new home, in an attempt to find out what's really going on in the minds of buyers when house hunting. The results where surprising so let’s have look in this super
A house is a family’s major investment, so it is important to check every corner and surface of a house you are planning to buy before closing a deal. Home inspections should also include garages, especially if you have multiple cars or are planning to convert t
Searching for a new property can be an intensely exciting experience, as there are plenty of high quality homes currently on the market. The criteria you use to select your new home will be entirely personal to you and your family, but there are plenty of tried and tested methods to help you find so
Reports are now showing that house buyers in England and Wales are now paying the largest proportion of asking prices in well over a decade. Not since September of 2002 has the average percentage been at this level. Other promising figures suggest that the UK’s housing market overall may be on
Money is getting harder and harder to come by these days and banks aren’t as willing to lend as they used to be. This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t consider owning a home if you don’t already. The market may be a little down, but the inventory is great; there are thousands of ho
