Beware the bogus vendor

Article Abstract:

It is common for UK estate agents to find that some clients have no real intention of selling their property. These clients are simply interested to find out what their home is worth, and some may enjoy the excitement of showing potential purchasers round their home. Potential purchasers should look out for indications that the seller may not be serious. In particular, they should be wary about divorcees, who may decide not to separate after all just before offers are accepted.

United Kingdom, House buying, Home buying

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A serenade to the Sixties

Article Abstract:

Houses built in the 1960s have been unpopular in the UK for many years, but some purchasers are now beginning to recognize their benefits. These houses often offer flexible space and a lot of light.

Housing, 1960s (Decade)

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Why it pays to join the village people

Article Abstract:

Location is a key issue when purchasing a second home. It is important to be able to travel to the house relatively easily, and to make the effort to become involved in the local community.

Purchasing, Second homes

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