Articles, tagged with "information packs", page 1
11th January 2012
Copyright (c) 2011 Robert Gray
The 'traditional' way of buying a property - i.e. signing up to an estate agent's mailing list, making appointments to visit properties you like the look of, putting in an offer and waiting to see whether it is accepted, ...
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Author:
Robert Gray Solicitor
07th June 2011
Buying a home can be overwhelming, especially if you are a first home buyer. From getting a loan approval to finding the home and signing the contract it can be a bit like finding your way through a maze. You really need good advice and someone on your si...
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Search Angel
27th May 2011
Just before you even set your home up for sale - Get an Electricity Efficiency Certificate!Following the suspension of Residence Information Packs before this year, it is now a legal requirement for a seller to have commissioned an EPC just before adverti...
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Author:
MarkApplegate
30th March 2011
Wait a minute, before you place your property up for sale, can you provide potential buyers with an EPC Certificate? It’s been well documented that home information packs (HIPS) are no longer needed for domestic properties, but a valid EPC Certificate sti...
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Author:
Gareth Hoyle
22nd February 2011
The market leader in online private house sales is the appropriately named private house-sales. It has grown in popularity exponentially, recently due to the fact that it offers an extremely affordable and cost-effective way of advertising a property. How...
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Author:
Ethen Smith
22nd February 2011
The internet is dramatically the property industry. It is no longer necessary to rely on a middleman who may be much more interested in his commission rather than having your best interests at heart. Naturally like any industry there are plenty of very go...
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Author:
Ethen Smith
17th January 2011
As we approach the end of the year 2010, we can look back and see that it has proved to be very mixed year in property sales. Stamp duty changes affected the market – initially helping sales with the £175,000 threshold, although the reversion to £125,000 ...
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Author:
annabarrington
21st December 2010
What are they?An autoresponder is an e-mailservice that automatically returns a prewritten response to an email message that is submitted to a specific internet or email address. It is used by both individuals and websites to get back to users automatical...
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Solomon Fleming
22nd November 2010
Buying and selling a property doesn’t always go according to plan. One in four transactions collapse before contracts are exchanged, wasting time and money.
The government is concerned that many house purchases fall through because of the time it takes t...
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SearchPath
15th November 2010
There are many ways in which to increase customer loyalty. You can provide customers with a high level of customer service, and passing on your expertise and knowledge from your field, you can also ensure that you are providing them with high quality pro...
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promotional gifts
01st November 2010
Typically the housing market is extremely delicate currently, having been through a sharp recession. There is a serious deficiency of inexpensive homing that is showing to be a massive barrier with regard to first time purchasers and with the reluctance o...
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Author:
Greg Jacobs
03rd September 2010
Housing Market Slows Down in June
Figures released today by Nationwide, show that houses prices in the UK rose by just 0.1% in June. Prices were up 0.5% in May and 1% in March and April, so there would appear to be a downward trend in the market.
Nat...
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Author:
SearchPath
03rd September 2010
Report Forecasts Falling House Prices for Next Five Years
The National Institute for Economic & Social Research (NIESR) has forecast that house prices will fall, in real terms, by about 8% over the next five years. After accounting for inflation, this m...
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Author:
SearchPath
11th August 2010
As the pressure piles on to save energy, reduce carbon footprints and generally go as green as possible to save the planet, we all need to be able to advise customers on the best way to achieve energy efficiencies.
Newey & Eyre believes there is a lot ...
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Author:
clickthrough
12th July 2010
According to the latest report from the Halifax bank, the UK housing market is slowing down again.The banks' latest monthly survey suggests that the recent rise in house prices is showing signs of slowing, with figures showing that prices fell by 0.4% las...
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Author:
Sam Gooch
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