Property transactions involve various legal documents, each serving specific purposes. Two of the most important are the Deed of Transfer (TR1) and the Memorandum of
Ground rent charges ended for new leases in England and Wales in June 2022. The change came after years of complaints about unfair costs and
Selling your house may feel like the end of your responsibility for the property, but certain legal obligations continue after completion. Understanding exactly what you’re
Estate agents that don’t deliver on their promises can seriously slow down your home sale. Switching agents mid-sale is possible and could help you achieve
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) shows how energy efficient a property is, what it costs to heat and power, and what improvements could save money
You can sell your house to your son or your daughter for £1, but it’s rarely a good idea. This type of transaction raises red
Estate agents have specific legal obligations when it comes to sharing property information with buyers. From Japanese knotweed to noisy neighbours, past subsidence to pending
The Autumn 2024 Budget introduced significant changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) in the UK, particularly affecting purchasers of additional residential properties and corporate
Ever passed by a charming house and wondered who owns it? You’re not alone. The good news is that you don’t need an insider connection
Section 21 will be abolished when the Renters’ Rights Bill becomes an enforceable law. In order to become an enforceable law, the bill must first
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