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I've had great experience with Amazon, Wayfair and also Facebook Marketplace when finding new items for my house

Yes, I’ve also read that it’s the end of May. This extension also applies to the requirement for landlords to provide their tenants with a six-month notice period before they can be evicted.

Have the rules changed regarding tax breaks on second homes?

Nicholas Wallwork recently released a video that had some great tips on project managing HMOs. If this is your first larger-scale development, it’s worth a watch! .

I’ve read that Savills has revised their house price growth predictions for areas in the North West. It might be worth looking for a deal there!

Have the rules changed regarding tax breaks on second homes?

Nicholas Wallwork recently released a video that had some great tips on project managing HMOs. If this is your first larger-scale development, it’s worth a watch! .

Nicholas Wallwork recently released a video on his YouTube channel that had some great tips on how to comply with the regulations, have a look here: .

Hey, From what I have seen, the ban on evicting tenants has been extended until the end of May.

There’s a good article you should read on Property Forum for a summary of the Budget >> https://www.propertyforum.com/industry-experts/the-2021-budget-what-it-means-for-property-investors.html.

You should check out Nicholas Wallwork’s YouTube video all about maximising space in an HMO >> . I’ve subscribed to his channel and there’s some really helpful and informative advice for up-and-coming developers.

I totally agree, find the cost of correcting the problem, use this as leverage to reduce the price but ensure that you take professional advice as soon as possible. If this is going to be complicated I would be tempted to walk away. Do you need the potential grief?

It would be helpful if you could give us an idea of your budget, income and size of property you are looking for. In the current environment I suspect there will be a lot of property available at attractive prices.

Personally, I think Greece would do better dropping out of the European Union, which has the country over a barrel. Over the last couple of years there have been rumours of EU representatives cherry picking the best assets in the country and acquiring them for next to nothing. Has Greece really...

As far as I am aware, as long as both parties agree to a change in the deceased instructions then this shouldn't be a problem. Would your mother feel pressured if you brought the subject up?

It is starting to look as though the economy of the North of England is somewhat more fragile than that in the Midlands and the South. This will obviously have an impact on property prices with reduced demand. Whether we see investors looking back towards London as a whole is a different subject.

I would back up the advice about taking professional guidance. While we don't have enough detail to give you any real incisive comments, this sounds like a situation which could get very complicated if you make any mistakes with the paperwork.

People can say what they like but there needs to be equal protection for landlords and tenants. It is the landlords who invest the money and own the property. Yet, for some reason they have the least rights.

I have a sneaking suspicion we will see the emergence of some new large nursing home companies in the aftermath of the coronavirus. Many of the independent will be struggling at the moment and ripe for takeover. This is definitely a growth industry but it is one in which it has been difficult to...

This should help you:- https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/cymraeg/Tai/social-housing/during-your-tenancy/stay-in-your-council-home-when-someone-dies/ It seems to suggest that you can take over the tenancy if you were married.