When putting your property on the market, it’s tempting to want to make it look as good as possible, to make it sell quicker and to get the best price you can. There are, however, some improvements that may not be worth the time and money that you put into them. Whether it’s because the buyer will likely rip out what you’ve just put in or not even notice the additions, it’s smart to choose the items you work on wisely.

When selling a property there’s two things that sellers want to get out of the process. Selling the property fast, and for the best price. That price being either at or above market value. The properties location and specifics will have the biggest bearing on that actually happening. Read on to find the absolute best way to sell your house fast for market value.

Yes, you can sell a property with a tenant still living in it. However, you will need to abide by the tenants’ rights and the tenancy you have in place. Selling with a tenant in the property may limit the number of buyers that might be interested.

Selling a house comes with its fair share of costs. These include standard costs that come along with every sale including home reports and estate agent fees.

A home report is a set of documents that gives more information about a property. In this article, we’ll explain what it contains, who needs to provide one, and why it’s necessary.

Getting a mortgage approved to buy a house is an incredibly exciting prospect. It can also seem particularly daunting, as it involves financial checks and paperwork. However, with the right preparation and approach, the process can be straight forward. Below, we outline the key steps to help you secure mortgage approval and guide you through the home-buying process.

There are a lot more options for selling your house than there used to be. The traditional route of finding a buyer through an estate agent is no longer the only way to offload your property. Whether you’re looking for a quick sale, hoping to avoid hefty fees, or seeking alternative buyers, it’s important to know what your options are and the pros and cons of each. Below, we explore several methods, including selling to the council, using estate agents, working with house buying companies, and opting for upfront fee agents like Purplebricks.

How long do you think the average house sale takes to go through, from the seller’s first thought to sell to signing the contracts? If you guessed several months, you’re on the right track. In the UK, selling a house can be a time consuming process, often taking between 6 to 9 months from the initial decision to sell to completion. However, this timeline can vary greatly depending on several factors, including market conditions, the condition of your property, and how prepared you are as a seller. In this article, we’ll explore the quickest way to sell a house, offering practical advice on how to expedite the process.

Key takeaways:

Use staging if houses in your area aren’t selling or you have a lot of similar properties competing for the same buyers.  

You can use the principles of staging to create a bright clutter free house that looks better than the competition.

Unless someone’s got there before you, there are many ways to add value to a property. Most people bear this in mind when looking to buy. Is it at the top end of prices expected for that area, or is it a potential bargain later down the line?