What is the risk of buying a house without a survey? Here's what you need to know
If you're buying a house, you'll know there are a few additional costs beyond the purchase price. In addition to stamp duty and legal fees, you may have to pay mortgage fees, removal fees, and surveyors' fees. There maybe no surprise that some buyers cut corners and wonder if they need a survey when buying a house.
February & March are the best months to list a home for sale
New analysis from the UK’s biggest property website Rightmove, reveals that February and March are typically the best months to list a home for sale, based on the likelihood that the home goes on to sell successfully.
What is the difference between a survey and a valuation?
It is common for people to confuse a valuation with a survey. The two are actually very different from one another.
When deciding whether to conduct a survey, here are some key differences to keep in mind.
House prices see biggest January rise since 2020 according to Rightmove
Many home-hunters are already getting their 2024 moving, with estate agents reporting a busy start to the new year.
What is the RICS Level 2 Home Survey?
If there are any issues with the property, you need to ensure they can be addressed in a cost-effective manner without affecting your budget before you make a purchase.
Welcome to the team Laura!
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What is included in each property survey?
Whenever you purchase a new home, you should have a qualified surveyor inspect the property. Even when the property appears to be in good condition and has been built to a high specification.