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Right to buy – your route to home ownership?

By Marie Kemplay 17.05.2013

Having the right to buy your council home is not something you hear talked about that much these days but, if you rent a property from your local authority and want to own a home, it is probably one of the first options you should consider.

Let to buy: is it right for me?

By Marie Kemplay 29.04.2013

If you’re looking to move house there are a range of reasons why you may want to let out your current property instead of selling it. Perhaps you need to move in a hurry, you’re struggling to sell or you’re worried you won’t get a good sale price in the current market.

Where is the best place to invest in Buy to Let?

By Marie Kemplay 22.04.2013

If you’re looking to invest in buy to let property you face a range of decisions – from picking the best buy to let mortgage, choosing where to buy, and finding the right property. Making a decent return on a buy to let investment is a fine balance of buying at the right price, getting enough rental income and managing your costs.

Help to Buy – what struggling housebuyers have been waiting for?

By Marie Kemplay 13.04.2013

If you’re saving up to buy your first house, or want to move but don’t have a big enough deposit, the government’s Help to Buy scheme may seem like just what you’ve been waiting for.

Building society mortgages: better than mortgages from a bank?

By Marie Kemplay 22.03.2013

If you’re struggling to find a mortgage a building society may be a good place to start. Compared to many of the big banks, who have scaled down their mortgage lending in recent years, the building society sector increased theirs by 30% in 2012.