by Julie Hanson - Just Do Property Host | 16 Sep 2019 | Legal, Uncategorized
Did you know that there are over 4 million leasehold flats in England and Wales? Not only is this the most common form of flat ownership, it’s an interesting concept when you think about it. Buying a leasehold flat effectively means that you acquire a... 
by Julie Hanson - Just Do Property Host | 20 Aug 2019 | Legal
When making your first steps onto the property ladder, two terms you’ll encounter repeatedly are ‘freehold’ and ‘leasehold’. Most (but not all) houses are freehold properties, while most flats are leaseholds – but what do these... 
by Julie Hanson - Just Do Property Host | 18 Aug 2019 | Insurance
It’s the call that we all dread – a tenant telling us there’s a water leak somewhere in the property they rent from you. Dealing with water leak damage isn’t just costly; it can also be extremely time-consuming and disruptive – both for... 
by Julie Hanson - Just Do Property Host | 26 Jun 2019 | Legal, Problem Tenants
The Tenant Fees Act came into force on 1 June 2019 after years of rumour, counter rumours and battles with the authorities. While we will take a look at the repercussions in more detail later in this article, in effect the new laws abolish the majority of fees... 
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 Julie Hanson - Just Do Property Host | 19 Mar 2019 | Legal, Property News
Considering selling your home and relocating? Then be prepared to hear the terms freehold and leasehold a lot. Understanding what they mean is important as it could make the difference between owning a home and the land it’s on completely or having a landlord.... 
