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Only 1 in 37 Hook Properties are Bungalows, Despite an Ageing Population. Why?
- By Jacob Felix
- News
- 17 August 2021
Tadley’s Love (and Hate) Affair with the Semi-Detached House
- By Jacob Felix
- News
- 9 August 2021
£729,111 – ‘Wood’ You Pay That for Tadley Semi-Detached House?
- By Jacob Felix
- News
- 7 July 2021
39.3% of Hook Landlords Could be Fined £5,000 each with New Energy Regs
- By Jacob Felix
- News
- 24 May 2021
What do buyers want? Five fundamental factors that turn viewings into sales
- News
- 23 March 2021
We've all had that sense of all-consuming joy when finding the home of our dreams, and what a feeling it is! Excitement, anticipation and nerves all rolled into a single moment, and much of it unquantifiable.
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Proof Positive: 5 Simple secrets to make your inventory watertight
- News
- 16 March 2021
Not every inventory ends up providing the protection that landlords expect. There are plenty of cases where the language used – and the style adopted – have caused more confusion and doubt over disputes, which for a landlord will generally mean a reduced or refused claim.
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Behind the scenes: What does an estate agent do for your money?
- News
- 1 March 2021
“Put it on the Internet and wait for the phone to ring”. That’s perhaps how many people see an estate agent’s life, and there’s undoubtedly some mystery around precisely what agents do beyond putting a property on the market and showing people around.
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Deposit disputes: Why do so many landlords lose?
- News
- 18 February 2021
Ending up in a dispute at the end of a tenancy is one of the least inviting prospects of being a landlord, and thankfully most tenancies end perfectly amicably. But when they do end in disagreement, many landlords manage to lose their claim, leading them to feel that the system is weighted against them.
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