Q&As for consumers investing and renovating during Coronavirus The spread of Coronavirus has meant anyone with a property project whether investing or renovating needs to update themselves on the ‘new rules’ so they know what they can and can’t do. Although much of this guidance is coming
Q&As for tenants during Coronavirus The Government has asked tenants/landlords and buyers/sellers where possible to “delay moving to a new house while measures are in place to fight Coronavirus (COVID-19)". Only if the property is empty (ideally for 72 hours) or there is a contractual
Q&As for landlords during Coronavirus The Government has issued guidance to landlords, tenants the local authorities who ‘police’ lets in their area and renting guidance for landlords, tenants and local authorities. Wales has also provided information for tenants, landlords and agents and from Rent Smart Wales. This information
Q&As for buyers during Coronavirus The Government guidance for buyers states that: Home buyers and renters should, where possible, delay moving to a new house while measures are in place to fight Coronavirus (COVID-19). Our advice is that if you have already exchanged contracts and the property is
Q&As for sellers during Coronavirus The Government has put out new guidelines for everyone to follow. When it comes to selling a home, they are stating:- Home buyers and renters should, where possible, delay moving to a new house while measures are in place to fight Coronavirus
Consumer quick guide to property during Coronavirus Government guidance states: Home buyers and renters should, where possible, delay moving to a new house while measures are in place to fight Coronavirus (COVID-19). Our advice is that if you have already exchanged contracts and the property is currently occupied then all
Conveyancing market stakeholders produce industry guidance for firms during Coronavirus crisis Legal industry experts in England and Wales have worked tirelessly over the weekend to produce guidance on how conveyancing/legal firms advise buyers and sellers to delay their move during the crisis. The guidance has been prepared by a
How can the property market survive the Coronavirus crisis? UPDATED 25th MARCH 2020 FROM LOCK DOWN Normally I spend my time steeped in UK property market figures, but currently, there are of little use. So far this year all of the UK indices are pointing towards a strong start to
The property market: new rules and suggested guidelines during the threat of Coronavirus UPDATED TUESDAY AM 25th MARCH 2020 If you are currently buying, selling, renting or are looking to move in the near future, what are the new ‘property rules’ you need to be aware of? Firstly, please know
How do you access help if you can't afford your home? UPDATED 2nd APRIL 2020 FOR THE STAY AT HOME MEASURES Don’t worry: If you are concerned about keeping a roof over your head, there is help available. Lenders cannot repossess your home and landlords cannot evict
How do you manage a let property with the threat of Coronavirus? UPDATED 2nd APRIL 2020 FOR THE STAY AT HOME MEASURES Please note: This will be the page to come back to on a daily or weekly basis. This is because, as managing a property requires ‘contact’ - albeit
What should you do if you are letting a home? UPDATED 2nd APRIL 2020 FOR THE STAY AT HOME MEASURES If a move in has already been contracted into or the property is empty and the tenant would otherwise be homeless - government guidance is to delay your move. Agents