If you’re a buy-to-let landlord in Nuneaton, you must be feeling as if someone’s got it in for you. First a Budget slashed tax relief, and then an Autumn Statement added extra stamp duty. How could it hit your profits and what can you do about it? Suddenly your property portfolio may not look so

Three months after the Brexit referendum and there has been no property market apocalypse as some had predicted. As ever, we British are very good at keeping calm and carrying on. Fortunately the referendum itself was simply a pointer to change, not a change in itself and we probably have three years over which to

I’m sure some of you reading this have been through the infuriating, drawn out and sometimes ludicrously expensive process of having to regain possession of your Nuneaton Buy-to-let, I know I have as a private landlord in the past. A landlord who had experienced the rigmarole of regaining possession quite recently came into our office

Morning Readers, I trust we are all enjoying the last of the summer weather? I know its definitely had an impact on people being out and about as we’ve had a fair few visitors this week…one of which being a young gentleman who is looking for his first buy to let investment. He lives in

I read a really interesting article over the weekend by Christopher Watkin, renowned property guru, that really made me think about whether Nuneaton landlords and vendors actually know who they are instructing when putting their property for let or for sale and the implications of being unaware of whether one of the large corporates owns

As many of you with an interest in the lettings market will have read over the past months, a major topic of conversation is the charging of fees to tenants by agents prior to moving into a new property. We have had Bills in Parliament. We have had Online Petitions. We have got through 3

As many of you with an interest in the lettings market will have read over the past months, a major topic of conversation is the charging of fees to tenants by agents prior to moving into a new property. We have had Bills in Parliament. We have had Online Petitions. We have got through 3

Call me old fashioned, but I do like the terraced house. In fact, I have done some research that I hope you will find of interest! In architectural terms, a terraced or townhouse is a style of housing in use since the late 1600’s in the UK, where a row of symmetrical/identical houses share their

Pinch, punch, first day of the month…. here I have a property that wouldn’t be such a pinch or in fact a punch… ….A rarity these days it seems, a 2 bedroom terrace property on the very popular Gadsby Street in Nuneaton. As appealing as the location, is also the price- £90,000. I think reasonable