Whether you are a green fingered fanatic and can’t wait to pull on your gardening gloves and get stuck in, or if you consider the maintenance of your outside space as just another household task that you need to tick off a list, you can’t deny that the imminent arrival of summer is the perfect time to update and refresh your garden.
Becoming a landlord for the first time is an exciting prospect, with not only the opportunity to bring in some additional income but also the chance to expand your portfolio further and perhaps even start up your own property business.
However, it can be tricky to know where to start once you have invested in your first property and you don’t want to be making too many costly mistakes.
In the Spring Budget, Chancellor Rishi Sunak spoke at the House of Commons, detailing his updates for the economy. With inflation at a 30-year high, and house price averages too, did he bow to pressure to act in the public’s interest? Here we outline the aspects of the Budget relevant to the property market, personal and business finances.
It’ll come as no surprise that when selling a property, first impressions are made almost immediately, with studies saying that buyers decide if they like somewhere within only 30 seconds of arriving. Aside from keeping front gardens tidy, rooms smelling fresh, and clutter tucked away, here we offer some ‘festive’ ideas to improve your home, or make your space more saleable.
