How to overcome the probate property pitfalls

Article Abstract:

It is not necessarily more complicated to purchase or sell a probate property than one on which probate has not been granted. Those selling a probate property should take basic measures to make it look reasonably attractive to potential purchasers, and should try to avoid leaving it empty over winter. In some cases, sellers of probate properties are very keen to sell quickly so that they can gain access to their money, while in other cases they look to obtain the highest possible price.

United Kingdom, House buying, Home buying, Probate law

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'Recessions are an opportunity.'

Article Abstract:

The buy-to-let market has become firmly established in the UK, with returns averaging between 5% and 8% gross. It is generally advisable for landlords to look at smaller properties, studios or one bedrooms, which have high yields but lower capital growth, or larger properties which offer the opposite.

Economic aspects, Rental housing

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At last, Peckham's the place

Article Abstract:

The property market in Southwark, London, England, is discussed. The borough is becoming increasingly popular, and there is potential for further development and investment there.

Housing, Southwark, England

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