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5%-plus mortgage rates expected for UK homeowners and first-time buyers

Following the latest inflation figures, homeowners and first-time homebuyers in the UK will see 5%-plus fixed-rate deals as lenders have had no choice but to increase their mortgage rates...

Tax Relief for property owners: changes

What income taxes do property owners pay? Private property owners must pay the following taxes: Stamp Duty tax: when they purchase a property Income Gains tax: when they rent properties Capital...

How can letting agents benefit from technology?

1.You can save money by setting up your business digitally first...

What happens when a property owner passes away?

There are many things to consider when a property owner passes away. A solicitor would often be involved in dealing with the issues related to the deceased person’s property and will find out if they...

4 tax trends property owners should know

Estate agents can provide property owners with up-to-date information about the latest tax trends. Here are 4 key tax trends property owners should know:...

How To Add Someone To Your Mortgage?

To add someone onto an existing mortgage, you have to contact your mortgage lender. Your mortgage lender will then send you documents to complete and will check:...

How will the Renters Reform Bill impact student lets?

The Renters Reform Bill suggests moving private student lets onto the system of periodic, Assured Tenancies. This blog will discuss the debate surrounding student lets in the Renters Reform Bill...

Letting Relief Changes and PRR relief

You will receive Private Residence Relief (PRR) in which you do not have to pay Capital Gains Tax when selling your property if:...

How to ensure that your agency is prepared for rental reform?

There are many things that your agency can do to prepare for the changes that have been introduced under the Renters Reform Bill...

How to check the validity of Section 21 notice:

Check the form and dates: Firstly, you should check the dates and the type of form thoroughly. The Section 21 notice must be on form 6A...