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Interest rates have remained steady at 5.25% since August, and it may take time before they start to decrease. For the 1.6 million UK homeowners with fixed-rate deals expiring by the end of December 2024, remortgaging could lead to higher costs. Additionally, over 1.4 million people on tracker and variable rates are already facing …
RightMove has revealed the busiest rental markets in the UK, with one area receiving an average of 54 enquries for every property up for let. This week, Rightmove’s Demand Tracker revealed that Wrexham is the busiest rental market, based on millions of local data points across more than 250 local authorities. At …
City with busiest rental market revealed – with every property receiving 54 enquiries Read More »
If you’re in the process of buying a property, you might be wondering what questions you should ask your estate agent and if you have missed anything important. We know the whole house-buying process can be overwhelming, especially if you’re a first-time buyer. From property viewings, securing a mortgage and all the legal side …
9 things to ask your estate agent when you’re buying a property Read More »
Buying a new build home can be an exciting process, but many buyers often wonder if they can negotiate the price. Unlike buying a pre-existing or older property, negotiating with a builder or developer, rather than the typical seller may involve a different approach. Developers have fixed costs and profit margins, but that doesn’t …
Moving house can often be a long and frustrating process, and a lot of the time you may be relying on others further down the chain to push things along. We also know that it can be stressful if you need to move for a particular reason, for example, if you are relocating for a …
If you are renting a property and your landlord decides to sell up, you may feel confused, vulnerable and worried about what it means for you as a tenant. You might be questioning whether this means you will need to move out, or if your rent payments will go up. In this article we …
My landlord wants to sell – What rights does a tenant have? Read More »
Remortgaging, the process of switching your existing mortgage to a new deal with either the same or a different lender, is a common financial strategy for homeowners in the UK. There are various reasons why people choose to remortgage their homes, each driven by financial or personal circumstances. In this article, we explore when …
Summer is here, and it’s the perfect time to refresh your home’s interior with the latest décor trends. Whether you’re looking to completely revamp your space or just add a few new touches, we have rounded up five interior trends that are sure to bring a breath of fresh air to your home this …
Property experts have revealed how the upcoming general election could affect the housing market, and whether this will impact moving plans for both buyers and sellers. The general election will take place on July 4, to decide which political party will come into power in the next. Housing has been high on the agenda …
Will the General Election affect the housing market in 2024? Read More »
When navigating the complex world of property, various legal documents play a crucial role in ensuring a smooth and efficient transaction, and to protect all involved – from lending, purchasing and selling. One important document is the occupier’s consent form. This form is particularly significant in the context of mortgaging a property and can …
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Deborah joined Oakwood Property Solicitors in 2024, having already had twenty-six years’ experience in Conveyancing under her belt. She has been qualified as a Solicitor for almost thirty years and has prior experience as the Head of a Property department.
Whether it be for a first-time buyer, someone looking for their forever home or a client aiming to downsize later in life, Deborah strives to help people to achieve what they need to do.
