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  • Home Selling Guide for Pet Owner 15th May Uncategorised

    Home Selling Guide for Pet Owner

    Don’t let your beloved family pet stop you from achieving top selling price for your property. Follow these tips to ensure buyers don’t get sniffy about making an offer on your home. Given that 62% of British households have a pet*, you might assume buyers wouldn’t bat an eyelid at…

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  • Feng Shui: Could It Bring Harmony to Your Home? 12th May Uncategorised

    Feng Shui: Could It Bring Harmony to Your Home?

    The ancient Chinese practice of feng shui literally means ‘wind’ and ‘water’. So, is it a valuable guide for harmonious living or a load of hot air? Even if you don’t know exactly what feng shui is all about, you’ve probably heard LA celebrities and interior designers extolling the virtues of it.…

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  • How to Avoid the Headache and Expense of an Empty Rental Property 12th May Uncategorised

    How to Avoid the Headache and Expense of an Empty Rental Property

    Success as a landlord doesn’t just centre around what you do when your property is tenanted. How you manage your rental when it’s empty is also crucial. All landlords have to contend with void periods – they’re an inevitable part of having a buy-to-let. So, it’s wise to budget for…

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  • Why Your Dingy Bathroom Could Be Putting Buyers Off 12th May Uncategorised

    Why Your Dingy Bathroom Could Be Putting Buyers Off

    If a kitchen is the heart of a home, then the bathroom is the brains. It’s where you get a few minutes of privacy every day (unless you’ve got toddlers who like to come in with you). It’s where you do some of your deepest thinking, and it’s an area…

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  • Cheap and Cheerful Ways to Have Family Fun This Easter 12th May Uncategorised

    Cheap and Cheerful Ways to Have Family Fun This Easter

    If you’re looking for ways to keep your children entertained this Easter, here are some fun activities that won’t break the bank. These child-friendly suggestions won’t blow your budget but will stave off that familiar phrase, “I’m bored!”. Organise a treasure hunt  Take the traditional Easter egg search to the…

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  • Four Ways to Reduce the Stress of Being an SE18/SE28 Landlord 12th May Uncategorised

    Four Ways to Reduce the Stress of Being an SE18/SE28 Landlord

    Being a landlord is one of those jobs where there’s no middle ground. It’s either low stress with great tenants and affordable mortgage rates, or it’s the total opposite: high stress, broken appliances, tenancy challenges and ever-increasing costs. When a property is vacant, there’s worry about how long it will…

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  • Estate Agent Costs: Fixed Fees Vs Commission 12th May Uncategorised

    Estate Agent Costs: Fixed Fees Vs Commission

    So, you’re selling up and don’t know whether to instruct a traditional estate agent or a DIY fixed-fee agency. Let’s look at the pros and cons of both options. If moving is on your mind, the first thing you need to do is find the right estate agent. But before…

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  • What’s the Number One Accident People Have at Home? 12th May Uncategorised

    What’s the Number One Accident People Have at Home?

    Some days, it’s like your home is a minefield of accidents just waiting to happen. You trip up the stairs with a pile of washing in your arms, you break your favourite mug, and to top it all off, you burn the toast. Not fun. While everyone wants a home…

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