Myths To Ignore As A First Time Home Buyer

Myths To Ignore As A First Time Home Buyer

Purchasing a property for the first time is likely to be stressful enough without the prevalence of intrusive myths and misconceptions, but when buying a house, there are increasingly false statements to steer clear of. From falsehoods relating to downpayment options and credit scores, to untrue blanket statements regarding the scale of the task. Property professionals since way back in 1890, let the...

Important Tenant Safety Tips For Landlords

Landlords are fully responsible for the wellbeing for the tenants hosted within their property, and as such, plenty of safety measures should be considered to ensure individuals are safe and comfortable. With all manner of potentially harmful appliances, accessories and utilities within the domestic space, laws are in place to protect tenants, therefore landlords are required to comply with their legal...

Common Building Defects Within Commercial Properties

Not only are building defects likely to lead to more complex and expensive issues, these common commercial annoyances can pose a serious risk to employees and those within. Whether cropping up as a circumstance of poor workmanship, worsening as a result of particular conditions or arising from subsequent work within the premises, clarifying matters quickly is essential. Let Watsons take you through some...

5 Common Issues Which May Devalue Your Property

5 Common Issues Which May Devalue Your Property

There are all manner of common issues and noticeable problems which can reduce the value of your premises. In advance of receiving a property valuation, looking out for these prominent problems should give you ample opportunity to cut them out - and sell your home at an appropriate price point. The market is unpredictable, and a helping hand can streamline processes. Allow Watsons to take you through some...

Leasehold Reform

Leasehold Reform – Where are we now?

It’s common knowledge among property buyers, that prior to any purchase it’s sensible to commission your own independent home survey, which will provide you with a clear understanding of the property’s condition. By having a home survey completed, you’re essentially avoiding any additional costs, stress and hassle further down the line, as the survey can help you avoid surprise additional costs for repairs.

How to Prepare for Selling Your Home

How to Prepare for Selling Your Home

If you’re considering moving house, you might be asking yourself: should I value my property? There are many advantages that come with completing a property valuation or market appraisal. One of these is that you can better set yourself up to price it right for selling. There are some instances when having an appraisal of your own can effectively justify the price you set when buyers are looking at...

What Is A Chartered Surveyor & Should I Hire One?

What Is A Chartered Surveyor & Should I Hire One?

If you need a survey done on a property, you may be wondering if it’s time to contact a chartered surveyor. If you’re looking to have an independent assessment of the value of a property or land then you’re going to want to learn more about this role and how they can help you. Here you can gather more information about what’s a chartered surveyor to help you determine an answer to the question,...

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