Can you cut the overhanging branches from your neighbour's tree? Or paint your side of the boundary fence? Read this article to find out before you end up in a neighbour dispute that could scupper your plans for a sale in the future.

So you've decided that you want to move, you've decided that the time is right, and you may even have decided where you want to move to, but how do you decide which estate agent to use?

Moving house can be stressful, and it is vital to look after your mental health and well-being during this time. Read this article for guidance on keeping calm during your move.

Need help figuring out how to manage viewing appointments whilst the children are off school in the summer holidays? Read this article for tips.

Do you really need a mortgage advisor when looking for a new mortgage? With so many comparison websites, you can easily sort your mortgage out for yourself. Read this article to find out why you might not want to.

It takes a whole team to make your home-moving dreams a reality—read this article to find out who you need on your team.

The average tenant stays in the same property for around 2 or 3 years. But a lot can change in that time. If you've managed to keep the same tenants in your property for more than 2 years, have you considered whether the rental amount is still correct? Read this article to find out more.

If you are at the very early stage of planning to move, just thinking about it, is it too early to arrange a valuation of your home? Read this article to learn about the various valuation options available to you and how accurate they are.

Spooky season is upon us. It's all pumpkin-spiced lattes and woolly jumpers, and TV is filled with re-runs of classic horror movies. But a haunted house is haunted all year round, isn't it? Would you live in a haunted house?

Man's best friend is great, but it is not always the best when you are trying to sell your home. Here are some helpful tips to consider.

Do you have a property rented out and are considering selling it? Are you wondering whether this is even possible or how to go about relieving yourself of the duties of being a landlord? Read this article to find out.

We have somewhat of an obsession with buying property, getting our foot on the ladder and owning a little house of our own. But with rising living costs, interest rates and house prices, will this be possible for our children?