Conveyancing Solicitors in Mansfield Resources

While buying property at auction can be a thrilling and potentially rewarding experience it is important to be aware of the legal implications, rules and regulations, and possible risks involved in such a purchase.

Cryptocurrency is a form of virtual, digital currency that exists electronically. There are many different types of cryptocurrency, however, Bitcoin (BTC) and Etheream (ETH) are the most commonly known.  Although the currency does not take a physical form, (you cannot put Bitcoin in your pocket!), it is still classed as ‘real’ money and we are seeing more and more clients wishing to use cryptocurrency to purchase property.  The good news is that cryptocurrency can be used to purchase property but there are some limitations that you need to be aware of.

The restrictions on overseas travel has seen a race for UK holiday accommodation.  Where property owners look to make money from ‘staycations’ by offering their homes on sharing platforms such as Airbnb, the ease of letting does not take away the responsibility to understand and keep up with relevant rules and regulations.   

The conveyancing process can seem overwhelming. At Banner Jones, we believe that our simple and hassle-free approach has helped thousands of people to relocate.

Looking back to the start of 2020 the UK housing market looked strong, with Nationwide reporting a 14-month high in property values. A 1.9% increase on the same time the year before, and an average price of £215,897.

In this article, our residential property expert, Kate Skelton, answers some of the more commonly asked questions about what is and what is not possible during these times; including what to do if you have already exchanged contracts but are unable to move due to the pandemic, and who to speak to if your financial situation changes in the coming months.

Recent official figures have revealed that homebuyers are being lent more money by banks than at any time since the global financial crisis a decade ago, with many of the borrowers being young people for whom stepping onto the property ladder is barely affordable. As such, billions of pounds of debt which may prove unsafe is being taken on by them at a time when interest rates are expected to rise.

Is it ever possible to get the keys to a new home without gaining a few grey hairs? Read on to find out how to make it as simple as possible.

Check out our top tips below to ensure a smooth and easy moving day.

So you’ve fallen in love with a house, exchanged the contracts and got the keys to your new property in Chesterfield. We’ve  compiled this guide to help you make your new house a home in no time.

Moving to Chesterfield? Check out our Chesterfield Moving Guide for tips on how to turn your house into a home.

We have outlined the process of buying a home in our easy to digest, downloadable guide which provides you with essential information on the 6 stages of buying a home.