If you’re looking for a new family home in Wembley, viewings will play a key role in your quest to find ‘The One’.

Did you know that HMRC plans to introduce new rules on how landlords file their tax returns?

In the articles on the Wembley property market, we like to provide an insight into the real story of what is happening in our Wembley (and national) property market and address the misconceptions that some of the ‘doom monger’ media have been spreading.

It’s been described as a curse of modern times. It’s omnipresent in most of our everyday lives. And for some, its impact is dangerous and, in the worst-case scenarios, deadly. In the tune of the 1990 hip-hop hit – let’s talk about stress.

Are you planning to sell your home this year? Or just curious about what your property may be worth in the current market?

Owning a rental property isn’t just about what happens while tenants are in place; effectively managing periods when your property is unoccupied is equally important.

Selling your home in a competitive market requires more than just a tidy appearance; it needs keen attention to detail.

You can always tell when someone is really interested in buying your home by the number of questions they ask.

Wembley homeowner? Thinking of moving in 2024? Looking at all the estate agents in the town, for all the Wembley homes sold (stc) in the last 3 months, it has taken on average 91 days to find a buyer. Nationally, it is then taking 113 days to then complete the legal paperwork and mortgage.

What’s the most common reason for landlords finding themselves in hot water and needing to make an insurance claim?

Don’t have time to be a domestic god or goddess and give your home a full spring clean? Well, why not do the next best thing and declutter a few key areas of your property.

Renting property to those close to you might seem straightforward and appealing for many new (and experienced) landlords. But be warned – this arrangement often comes with unforeseen complications.