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Nobody warns you about the strange bit in the middle. Your home goes live, there’s a flurry of interest, and then, some weeks, nothing. A

This Sunday, 25 October, the clocks go back an hour. By Monday teatime it will be getting dark, and by November most weekday viewings will

A lock breaks. A side gate won’t bolt. The outside light has been dead since March. In a rented home, whose job is that? It

By the end of this month it will be dark before teatime. And an unlit house at 6pm tells anyone who cares to look that

An empty house sounds like the easy version of selling. No tidying before viewings, no dashing out with the dog while strangers wander round your

Ask any letting agent when the phone starts ringing and they will give you the same answer. The first cold snap. Boilers that limped through

Picture this: it’s 11pm on a Tuesday. You are sitting on the bedroom floor between two half-packed boxes, holding a school photo you forgot existed,

The Autumn Budget lands on Wednesday 28 October. If you are thinking of selling, someone has probably already told you to wait and see. It

New job. Bigger place. Moving in with someone. Sooner or later every renter hands back the keys, and the rules around leaving changed this year.

Every homeowner arrives at this question eventually, usually standing in a kitchen that has stopped working for the family in it. Do we spend the

The month of September has been very similar to the previous few months with activity supressed with the two issues restricting market growth are confidence

The survey arrives as a PDF, usually late in the afternoon, and it is longer and more alarming than anybody expects. Somewhere in it, almost