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Nationwide have noted that January 2022 was the best start to the year for the housing market for seventeen years.
The annual house price growth for January 2022 reached 11.2% , a 0.8% increase from December 2021.
Are you wondering how this has affected the price of your home in Bromley?
If so, call David James on 020 8467 8304 to speak to one of your local, friendly...
As a Landlord, how do I keep my tenants feeling safe and secure?
Choose a property in a low crime location. Make sure you have secure doors and windows with locks.
Garden and porch lighting can deter unwanted guests.
Complete inspections to make sure things like smoke alarms etc are working.
If you help your tenants feel safe and secure in their rental home they are more likely to...
Why am I struggling to currently find a new rental home?
Zoopla has stated that rental demand is up by 43% and available stock has decreased by 43%. This shortage of properties has meant that prices have been pushed to high levels and listings are being taken quickly.
If you are finding this is an issue, make sure you are registered with Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket and local agents so...
Do you know your credit score?
When applying for a property, a clean credit score will help you when going through the referencing process. Therefore it may be an idea to do an Experian credit check to get an idea before starting the process as you may be able to fix something to boost your score i.e. go on the electoral role.
If you have any questions about the...
The government and the bank of England has released today exactly what we can expect over the next few months regarding the cost of living.
The Bank of England this morning has increased interest rates from 0.25% to 0.5%, which on average increases by £25 a month on a tracker mortgage repayment, compared to £15 a month for those with a standard variable rate....