A reverse mortgage basically does what it says on the tin and allows homeowners who have paid off their mortgages to borrow a portion of their property’s equity as a tax free source of income as they approach their senior years. The term reverse mortgage comes from the fact that you are no longer paying the lender a monthly mortgage but they are now paying you. You might also hear this...
Following on from last week’s blog, The Most Common Pitfalls of Buying a Home, this week we are looking at the common pitfalls of selling your home. Here are some things to watch out for as you consider putting your property on the market.
The cost of living is rising. Reviewing your finances now is crucial for understanding what effect inflation could have on your lifestyle and long-term plans.
If you are considering purchasing a property in 2023 for the first time then it’s a great idea to arm yourself with the knowledge you need to make sure your purchase is a successful one. This blog will highlight the common property buying pitfalls so you can avoid them. Let’s get started.
Nottingham took one of the top spots last year in the housing sector with letting figures high and the area one of the sought after spots for property investors. With the dips and rises in the economy and over the last year in the property market, how is the Nottingham property sector looking as we move in to 2023?