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How to deal with tenants who report imaginary problems

This year has been painful for many homeowners whose two- and three-year fixed-rate mortgages have ended.

At the end of the month, Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her first Autumn Budget, and speculation is rife that inheritance tax and capital gains tax thresholds will be altered.

Open Property Group answers the most common questions associated with an unregistered property and explains why it could be problematic if you need to sell a home quickly.

The tenant-landlord relationship can be tricky and one of the most contentious flashpoints is often when a landlord decides to sell the property before the renter is ready to move on.

Property owners without the correct permissions may be asked to reverse the alterations, or they will struggle to sell the home in the future.

If you need to sell your house quickly, as the days of purchasers making offers as soon as a property hits Rightmove are long behind us.

We have compiled this ‘early days’ guide to Labour and the housing market.

New research by Home Sale Pack found the UK was the slowest country for selling homes.

Here are 4 things owner-occupiers and landlords should know about how the forthcoming election has already – and may in the future – impact the market