Do renovations really pay off? In this week’s sales article, we look at how to unlock the potential of a property before going to market.

What to do when something in your rental needs fixing In this week’s lettings article, we look at how tenants should approach repairs and maintenance issues in their property.

In this quick read, we look at why building your own property isn’t for the faint-hearted.

In this quick read, we look at the do’s and don’ts of maintaining a professional relationship with tenants.

Picture this: After a long and exhausting property search you finally find the home that’s just right for you. But then the estate agent mentions that it’s a ‘probate property’ and you’re left scratching your head.

If you’re a landlord about to settle a new tenant into a property, there’s one phrase that should be your guiding mantra: “Start as you mean to go on”.

First-time buyers are key drivers in the property market and could be the ideal candidate to purchase your home. So, are you doing enough to target them?

With summer officially starting in a few weeks, most people will have banished all thoughts of winter and the dark, damp days that go with it.

In this quick read, we look at some of the things that could go (very) wrong if you’re thinking about selling to a family member or friend.

It’s not just birds, bees and butterflies that come out in force in summer – unfortunately, burglars step up their activity, too.

Whether you’re a first-time buyer or looking to remortgage your property, getting a good mortgage deal is probably top on your list of priorities.

Garden maintenance can be a thorny issue between tenants and landlords, so here’s a useful guide to help avoid confusion.