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.
If you’ve recently had an offer accepted on a property in England, this handy guide covers everything you need to know to turn your agreement in principle (AIP) into a formal mortgage offer.
Got a mortgage offer in principle and starting to view properties? This 5-minute guide explains the key questions you need to ask and how to decide what to offer.
Re-mortgaging allows you to take back control of your monthly mortgage payments, renegotiate your mortgage term, or use the equity in your home to secure funds for making home improvements.
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