With the raise in cost-of-living making it more difficult to save, buying a home (or even putting money aside for a deposit) might seem like an impossible dream for some.
Want to move but tied into a fixed rate? In this blog we explain how to port your current mortgage to another property and when it might be in your best interests to do so.
Did you know that you can now get cash back on your mortgage and exclusive rates of interest if your home is EPC A or B rated? Find out more on our Threshold blog.
Exclusive to homeowners, new build part exchange allows you to buy a brand new home by offering your existing one in exchange. No chains. No estate agents. No hassle. Find out if you qualify today.
Struggling to save for a deposit? Deposit Unlock allows you to buy a new build home with just a 5% downpayment. Best of all, it’s not only first time buyers who qualify. Find out how Deposit Unlock could help you to afford your own home.
If you’re looking to supplement your income or retirement, a holiday let is a great way to go about it. Best of all, you can buy using a mortgage and claim back a raft of allowable expenses as tax relief.
Using the First Homes scheme, first-time buyers in England save 30-50% on the market value of their first home. Plus, if you’re a key worker, a serving member of the armed forces, or a veteran, you are automatically eligible.
And with that we’ve come to the final chapter in our 5-part property buying series: completion. If you’ve exchanged on a property and are waiting to complete, this guide will help you to prepare for what’s in store.
Had an offer accepted on a property? Take a look at our 5-minute guide to conveyancing and contracts, which offers some top tips about how to choose the right solicitor for you.
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