This week, we're diving into an often overlooked, yet crucial aspect of property investment in the UK—property inventories.

It turns out a lot of our landlord and letting agent pals are scratching their heads, trying to figure out who deserves their vote.

The hunt for rental spots has really heated up, throwing both tenants and landlords into a bit of a whirlwind.

Today, we're looking into the thrilling world of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), or the necessary evil of property transactions in the UK.

Investors consider student accommodation as a potential gold mine for property investors. But is this really the case?

Today, we’re delving into a rather sticky subject that many homeowners face when putting their property on the market: messy neighbours.

Let's talk about exit strategies. Take a look at how you might outline an exit strategy for each of these property investment methods

According to a survey by www.purplebricks.co.uk, you need to know what ‘ick’ factors can have people running for the hills.

The anticipated property crash of 2022/23 in the UK seemingly skirted around the doomsday scenario many scaremongers were touting.

Today I thought we would take a different perspective on the world of UK property investment strategies.

Today we will be chatting about buying your first home in the UK, it’s a momentous occasion and one to get excited about.

Let's chat about the types of sites you might encounter. In the UK, land typically falls into two categories: greenfield and brownfield.

Commercial property is a complex beast, with its pulse beating to the rhythm of economic trends, regulatory changes, and investor sentiment.

The property market has been like a game of Monopoly on steroids lately. Prices in some areas have shot up faster than a rocket.

Investing in property can yield significant returns, yet it demands thorough research, dedication, patience, and adaptability.

Have you noticed the Airbnb boom lately? It's like everywhere you look, there's a new listing popping up.