s the weather is cooling, homeowners and tenants throughout Sheffield spot patches of mould and mildew on walls inside their homes.
Read MoreSo you are looking to buy the perfect home to move into or maybe thinking about purchasing a Buy-to-Let property as an investment or even buying a flat in an apartment block.
Read MorePeople ring every day asking us to find tenants to rent their investment properties. Many are either first time investment property owners, accidental landlords (IE. They may have inherited a property) or even experienced and savvy landlords who have owned a portfolio of rental properties for a number of years.
Read MoreYou may already be thinking about becoming a landlord or already own a rental property or may have a portfolio of Buy-to-Let properties. Do you need Landlord Insurance and is it different to Home Insurance?
Read MoreWe receive several telephone calls on a weekly basis from people who are either existing landlords or looking to buy an investment property in Sheffield. Many wish to offer student accommodation because their research shows there is a potential market due to the strong uptake in student enrolments at the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University.
Read MoreThere is much hype in the property market as house prices are on the rise in Sheffield. This is a time known as the “sellers’ market” where demand exceeds supply and there is simply not enough housing stock available for sale right now.
Read MoreWe are often asked by tenants and landlords “who pays the Council Tax?” and as simple as this question may seem to be, the answer is not necessarily as straight forward.
Read Moret would be fair to say that the world has been affected in so many ways since the onset of the global pandemic and throughout the past year, the Government has introduced a number of initiatives designed to stabilise and provide incentives to kick-start and boost the economy amongst various sectors.
Read MoreIn an attempt to help boost the housing market, the Chancellor of the Exchequer suspended Stamp Duty on the first £500,000 of all property sales in England and Northern Ireland. This “stamp duty holiday” is due to end on March 31st this year.
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