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BUYERS tend to have fixed ideas about the style of home they would prefer to buy. Some would not buy anything but a "character home" whilst others prefer a brand new property. In this two-part article, we look at some advantages and disadvantages of each, starting with modern homes.
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THERE'S no question about it, buyers visit Rightmove and Zoopla/ because they provide easily-searched access to properties currently...
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16.85% of Tilbury and Thurrock is Built on ... Building Plot Dilemma or Not?
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Well the fallout from the recent Budget is still continuing....
RECENT research carried out by Halifax has demonstrated that mortgage payments have dropped significantly in the past five years. The average annual mortgage repayment in 2013 currently stands at £3,571. The study showed that the average annual home loan payment has reduced by around £950 between 2008 and 2013 as reported on houseladder.co.uk.
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Top tips to help make moving house a hassle-free experience Preparation is the key to ensuring an easy moving day, according to a leading group of estate agents reports propertyreporter.co.uk
President of the NAEA Mark Hayward, said: 'These latest results reflect a wider upturn in the market at the start of what we hope will be a better year for UK property. 'The strong number of enquiries during January suggests the financial barriers that have plagued the market for so many years may be beginning to ease as banks increasingly look at new ways to assist buyers.
WOULD-be first-time buyers who feel frozen out of home ownership by high house prices and the mortgage famine should speak to their local building society reports the Daily Telegraph. This often overlooked option is unlike the high street banks because, instead of being owned by shareholders, these mutual savings and loans organisations are owned by their members. In plain English, building societies are owned by their savers and borrowers.
COPES Estates agents opened up fifty years ago. As anyone will tell you, 1963 was the year of the big chill. And since 1963, Copes Estate Agents opened its doors with the mission statement to help people open their doors.
