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Author Archives: Richard Fowler
How to Choose a Legit Letting Agent to Manage Your Property
Great letting agents make a world of difference to their clients.
They’re star performers who keep tenancies running smoothly, properties well-maintained and landlords on the right side of the law.
But not all letting agents are equal. Unfortunately, a small minority are rogue operators with ulterior motives.
So how can landlords find a reputable, legit letting agent to manage their rental? Let’s find out.
But first, a cautionary tale
This story, recently reported by the BBC, is a prime example of what can go wrong … Continue Reading…
Want to Be in Your New Home by Christmas? Now’s the Time to Act
It’s months away and probably the last thing on your mind right now, but we need to talk about Christmas.
We know it’s annoying when people jump on the festive bandwagon and drag out the tinsel and baubles early.
But there is a logical reason as to why we’re raising Christmas at this point in time.
And it’s this: if you have ambitions to move home in 2024, you need to grasp the nettle and act now.
Here’s why.
Property transactions take time, involve several … Continue Reading…
How Estate Agents Have Evolved over the Centuries
The role of estate agents has dramatically transformed over the centuries.
How the job of helping people buy and sell properties has developed has mirrored the changes in society, technology and the property market itself.
This evolution has been shaped by shifting economic conditions, technological advancements and changing consumer expectations.
Let’s jump in the metaphorical Tardis and journey through time to explore how estate agents in the UK have evolved and what the future might hold.
The early days: Door-to-door and handwritten ledgers
In the … Continue Reading…
Interest Rates: How Close Are We to a Cut, and Should You Delay Moving for It?
Property experts say that many people have put their moving plans on hold until interest rates drop*.
Is this the right or wrong thing to do?
Let’s take a look**.
First, some context
In its battle to beat inflation, the Bank of England (BoE) has held rates at 5.25% since August last year.
While some predict the BoE may cut rates when it meets in August, the change, if any, is expected to be small. So, yes, we could see a rate cut this year, … Continue Reading…
How Estate Agents Have Evolved over the Centuries
The role of estate agents has dramatically transformed over the centuries.
How the job of helping people buy and sell properties has developed has mirrored the changes in society, technology and the property market itself.
This evolution has been shaped by shifting economic conditions, technological advancements and changing consumer expectations.
Let’s jump in the metaphorical Tardis and journey through time to explore how estate agents in the UK have evolved and what the future might hold.
The early days: Door-to-door and handwritten ledgers
In the … Continue Reading…
Protect Your Rental from Bedbugs, Bird Mites and Other Creepy Crawlies
There’s no room for complacency when it comes to dealing with insects in a rental property.
What can start as a minor inconvenience can quickly become a major issue, especially as summer is breeding season.
So, here’s a list of common bugs for tenants and landlords to keep an eye out for.
Bedbugs
Holidaymakers often inadvertently bring bedbugs home with them in their luggage (they are a common problem in the hotel industry).
The bloodsuckers look like red or brown seeds but can be hard … Continue Reading…
Technology and the Timeless Role of Estate Agents
Many tech experts predict that artificial intelligence (AI) will revolutionise how we live in the future.
So, what impact will AI have on the home selling process?
Here’s a quick look at how AI might influence the property market in years to come and why estate agents will always have an important part to play.
AI-driven valuations
AI algorithms analyse vast amounts of data on recent sales and market trends to provide accurate and up-to-date valuations. This helps sellers set competitive prices and attract … Continue Reading…
Game, Set & Match: The Wimbledon Approach to Selling Your Home
With Wimbledon now in full swing, many people around the globe are captivated by the extraordinary skill and determination of the tennis stars gracing SW19.
But have you ever thought about the similarities between these elite athletes and top estate agents? Probably not, and it might seem unlikely, but the parallels are surprisingly apt.
Just as Wimbledon champions demonstrate precision, strategy and endurance on the court, the best estate agents showcase these qualities in helping homeowners move successfully.
Let’s look at ways in … Continue Reading…
Quality Buyers Relocating
We are members of Relocation Agent Network, a network of estate agents from all corners of country that helps people move to a new location.
We were selected by Relocation Agent Network as the only agent to cover the East Northants region based on a robust vetting process which assessed our prominence in the local sales market, marketing, compliance and customer satisfaction. We have been awarded the contract to exclusively deal with their relocation business.
We receive quality buyer enquiries from our … Continue Reading…
Multigenerational Living: How to Find a Home That Suits Your Family’s Needs
From adult children returning to live with mum and dad to elderly parents moving in with their offspring, multigenerational living is on the rise in the UK*.
However, finding a property within budget that meets the needs of different demographics is no easy feat.
So, here are some tips to help you find a home that suits young and old – and everyone in between.
Have clear priorities
Draw up a list of what you’re looking for in a property, differentiating between needs (non-negotiable … Continue Reading…
