by Legal - Richard Hamilton | 21 May 2019 | Conveyancing, Legal, Property News
Selling a house/flat Usually an estate agent will be instructed and the property will go up for sale. Viewings will then take place and the sale price will be agreed. You should then instruct either a solicitor or a conveyancer to deal with the sale on your behalf.... 
by Legal - Richard Hamilton | 7 Nov 2018 | Legal, Property News
What are the MEES regulations? The Energy Efficiency Regulations are designed to tackle the least energy-efficient properties in England and Wales – being those rated F or G on their Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The MEES regulations restrict landlords... 
by Legal - Richard Hamilton | 15 Aug 2018 | Legal, Property News
Richard Hamilton – Head of Property at Davis Blank Furniss – answers this interesting query. Question: I am the freehold owner of a building that is used as a workshop. Until recently, the building was occupied by an individual under a tenancy at will.... 
by Legal - Richard Hamilton | 1 Aug 2018 | Property News
Richard Hamilton – Head of Property at Davis Blank Furniss – answers this commonly asked question. I am the landlord of a long residential lease. The tenant has temporarily moved out of the flat while decorative works are carried out. The tenant is... 
by Legal - Richard Hamilton | 1 May 2018 | Legal, Property News
Richard Hamilton – Head of Property at Davis Blank Furniss – talks about what property investors can expect in the new financial year: Richard, how are things looking in the marketplace right now? Well, the new financial year has just begun so time will... 
by Legal - Richard Hamilton | 12 Jul 2011 | Legal
Covenant consent is required when there is a provision in the title deeds requiring the consent of a third party to a property extension or alteration. This is very common. A covenant is a legally binding promise to do something (a positive covenant) or... 
