Tag: mortgage lenders
Section 38 Agreement Explained – What Home Buyers Need to Know
If you’re buying a new-build property or a home on a recently constructed estate, you may be told a Section 38 agreement is required before your lender will release funds. Many buyers are naturally concerned about delays, mortgage approval, or road maintenance responsibility. This guide explains what a Section 38 Agreement is, why it matters...
Spray foam insulation continues to make homes unsellable
Mortgage lenders are continuing to refuse to lend against properties that have a certain type of spray foam insulation in place, leaving homeowners unable to sell. Spray foam insulation became popular as a cheap and easy way to insulate homes. However, the closed cell type of foam insulation traps moisture, preventing air circulation. This causes...
Tips when looking for a new home
Looking for a new home can be a thrilling adventure, but it can also be a daunting task. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned mover, there are a lot of factors to consider when making such an important purchase. In this article, we’ll share our top tips for making the home-buying process as...
Tips for moving house with children
Moving home is stressful enough! But moving to a new house with the children under your feet can feel like an overwhelming task and leave you tearing your hair out. However, remember that it’s not just you who can get stressed, remember children often feel anxious by the home move process too. As a parent, you know that...
Tips for moving house with pets
With all the hustle and bustle, it’s really easy to overlook the stress our little furry friends may be experiencing. Don’t fur-get, they’re moving homes too! Although if you have a goldfish, really don’t worry. It will have forgotten the old house by the time it’s swum it’s first circuit! Pets don’t understand why their...
Top 10 Questions Conveyancing Clients are Asking
The type of solicitor you need when buying or selling a property is known as either a Property Solicitor, Conveyancing Solicitor, Property Lawyer or Conveyancer. 1. When should I instruct a property lawyer when buying a house? Do I have to use one? You should instruct a property lawyer once your offer is accepted when...
