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I registered to buy a wreck at a property auction - here's how I prepared to bid - Vimarsana News

I registered to buy a wreck at a property auction - here's how I prepared to bid

In our new series of three articles, Myra Butterworth reveals what happened when she registered to bid - and gets some expert tips from an auctioneer.

Must I tell buyers about my noisy, messy neighbours? Our consumer rights lawyer DEAN DUNHAM replies - Vimarsana News

Must I tell buyers about my noisy, messy neighbours? Our consumer rights lawyer DEAN DUNHAM replies

My next-door neighbour is noisy, their garden is a mess and their house could do with some TLC. I am selling my house - is it illegal for me not to declare them as a problem?

Buying or selling a property? Look out for Japanese Knotweed - Vimarsana News

Buying or selling a property? Look out for Japanese Knotweed

A recent County Court case has emphasised the importance of completing the Property Information Form accurately after the Seller faced over £200k in damages and costs due to incorrectly responding to a question regarding the presence of Japanese Knotweed at the property.

How many days it takes for homes on sale to get the best offer - Vimarsana News

How many days it takes for homes on sale to get the best offer

Data from more than 6,500 estate agents' branches found the price paid for a property decreases with time - potentially dropping thousands if it isn't sold within a month.

How many days it takes for homes on sale to get the best offer - Vimarsana News

How many days it takes for homes on sale to get the best offer

Data from more than 6,500 estate agents' branches found the price paid for a property decreases with time - potentially dropping thousands if it isn't sold within a month.