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Should I Sell to a Home Investor or List with a Real Estate Agent?

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When it comes to stressful things that we do in life, it’s hard to find anything that comes close to selling your house. Thanks to the likes of breaks in chains, elongated negotiations and deals falling through, selling your home can be an incredibly drawn-out and stressful endeavour. There are a few different ways you can make selling your property easier, and two of these are by selling to an investor or listing your property with a real estate agent. Both options have pros and cons that will be discussed in more detail below.  There are a number of reasons why people opt to sell their property to an investor. Some of these include but are not limited to the following:  Read  Sell to a Home Investor or List with a Real Estate Agent?

How to find a list of probate properties for sale in the UK?

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Probate properties are those that are being sold as part of the process of settling a deceased person's estate. These properties can be an attractive option for buyers as they are often priced lower than other comparable properties on the market. There are several ways to find probate properties for sale in the United Kingdom: Consult with estate agents: Estate agents often have access to probate properties that are available for sale. They may also have connections with probate solicitors who can provide information on properties that are about to go on the market. Search online: There are several online property portals that specialize in listing probate properties for sale in the UK. Some of these websites include Probate Property Hub, Probate Purchasers, and Finders Keepers. Check local newspapers: Many local newspapers have a property section that lists probate properties for sale. You can check the property listings in your local newspaper or check their online property sec

Why 2023 is the Best Time to Invest in Property in the United Kingdom

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Every year, those thinking about investing in property for the first time and even current landlords ask themselves whether it’s the right time to expand their portfolio if they can. So, given that annual price growth has been slowing since the summer of 2022, will 2023 be a best time to invest ? We believe it could be – depending on what you are looking for from property investment. Although average capital values are predicted to fall this year, this is of the back of double digit market growth for many properties through the pandemic and is expected to recover well within five years. In addition, rents have been rising strongly for most properties due to a lack of stock. And given that buy-to-let is a longer term investment strategy, slower property price growth, coupled with strong rental growth, could work in new and existing landlords’ favour. Looking back, the UK has hardly been subject to economic stability throughout 2022, has it? There has been high inflation and, with it

How Does Selling a Property on this Website Work?

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The UK has been subject to economic uncertainty for the past couple of years. The pandemic plunge plunged the country into an unprecedented level of chaos. This was followed by removing covid schemes and the subsequent cost of living crisis. Following this, it can be difficult to say how industries will operate. That being said, there is unspoken optimism surrounding the housing market. Despite previous years, house prices have remained relatively consistent and are expected to continue on this trajectory. As such, now is a good time to sell as there are a lot of people who are keen to buy. Of course, if you sell a property during such volatility, you will want the sale to be fast and straightforward. This is where Property Classifieds will be able to help.  Several different factors can commonly slow down the selling of a house. By the time people have looked around, engaged in negotiations and had an offer accepted, there are still a number of delays that can frequently stop things f

Will the Property Market Crash in 2023?

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Looking back, the UK has hardly been subject to economic stability throughout 2022, has it? There has been high inflation and, with it, increased interest rates, as well as a number of different industries striking and a continuing surge in energy prices. With all of this, it is hardly worth pretending the housing market is looking rosy and prosperous for the future; however, it also isn’t as shrouded in doom and gloom as you might think either. This article is going to look at the key questions which will go on to impact the housing market.  Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like interest rates are going to fall just yet. That being said, there is light at the end of the tunnel as within the housing market, the majority of mortgages are now fixed-rate, meaning if there is any further impact caused by the Bank of England, any damage as a result of it will be reduced. This is beneficial as there is expected to be further interference by the bank of England in February 2023.  It has been pr