So, you’re selling your home. You’re looking for the highest price and crossing your fingers for a smooth sale. But is the greatest offer always the best choice?
Well, we wouldn’t be writing this if the answer was yes. Unfortunately, the biggest offer won’t always be the best and there are many reasons why.
It’s not about selling your home for less than it’s worth, but it is about looking at the bigger picture. Is the buyer with the highest offer ready to buy? Can they move quickly enough to meet your timescale?
Remember, the highest offer means absolutely nothing if the sale falls through.
In this quick read, we look at reasons why the highest offer isn’t always the best, and why you should analyse all offers before making a decision.
A property portfolio is a great way to generate income and build yourself a tidy retirement nest egg. But there’s more to it than shaking hands with new tenants and waiting for the rent to roll in.
You need robust systems and a professional attitude to protect your investment and ensure you don’t wind up out of pocket or on the wrong side of the law.
To find out what it takes to manage several rental properties, read our guide, the Five Rs of Making the Most of Your Property Portfolio.
Get it right, and insulation can add value to your home. Get it wrong, and it could be difficult to get a mortgage for your property. Read on to find out why.
The rental market is a tough place to be, especially in the current economic climate.
With the cost of living crisis leaving many tenants feeling squeezed, now could be the right time for landlords to invest in rent protection insurance. But is it really worth it, or just another expense?
In this two-minute read, we look at rent protection insurance in detail to help you decide whether you need it.
