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The offer comes in................Whether it's everything you hoped for and more or an insult to the value of your house, one question likely springs to the fore. One that is often forgotten until an offer is on the table.
How long do I have to respond to an offer on my house? While there isn’t a specific rule about how long UK sellers have to respond to an offer, it’s best to get back to your buyers as quickly as possible.
These decisions shouldn’t be rushed. But, for buyers, putting an offer in on a property is an exciting time. The quicker you respond, the easier it is for them to maintain their excitement about buying your home. Plus, if you accept the offer quickly, it can make buyers more motivated to get things moving at their end to progress the sale.
If you’re considering what to do with an offer a buyer has made on your home, here’s our advice on how long you have to respond and how to decide whether to accept.
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If you want to sell a property during a fixed-term tenancy, you don’t have to wait until the agreement ends before going to market.
Selling a property with sitting tenants is often an excellent opportunity for landlords – and a very attractive sale for some buyers. But, alongside the pros, there are some cons to consider as well.
In this article, we’ll discuss the pros and cons of selling with a sitting tenant in Newton-le-Willows to help landlords prepare for a sitting-tenant sale.
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The summer may be winding down, but the UK property market is showing signs of shifting momentum as we move into autumn. Buyers, sellers, landlords and renters are all feeling the impact of interest rates, supply, and tax reform speculation.
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The second half of 2025 is here, and the housing market is still full of energy - and a few surprises. While the outlook for the rest of the year is cautiously positive, it’s not without its sticking points. Whether you're buying, selling, letting, or renting, here’s what you need to know about how the market is shaping up this July.
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Inventories might seem like just another checklist when it comes to renting, but they are in fact essential for both landlords and tenants. An inventory is a detailed record of the condition and contents of a rental property at the start of a tenancy. It's not only useful for keeping track of the property's condition but also for preventing disputes when the tenancy ends.
In this article, we’ll explore why inventories are crucial for landlords and tenants. Whether you're a landlord with a property for rent in Newton-le-Willows or a tenant looking to settle into your new home, understanding the importance of inventories will benefit both sides.
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