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The UK property market is full of opportunities at any time of the year. However, every season has its positives, and winter is no exception. So, what are they? And why else could this winter be your chance to move?
Motivated buyers
Over the winter months, some homemovers hibernate, leaving those who are serious about moving remaining in the market. That means potential buyers viewing your home are highly motivated. So, if you are selling your property, you may receive an offer more quickly than you expected. Some sellers may delay their moves until the spring, which could make it easier for a buyer to discover your home.
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Here at Richard Kendall Estate Agent we know home is where the heart is – celebrating good news and community partnerships.
As a family-run business, Richard Kendall Estate Agent is all about community and celebrating success.
That doesn’t just mean matching home owners with their dream properties every day, it’s about the team playing a vital role the communities they serve around Yorkshire. And in a monthly round-up of good news, Richard Kendall is shouting out success and championing the team members who pick up the phone or help you view houses in the area.
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Your home is your most valuable asset, so your choice of agent shouldn’t be taken lightly. Working with an expert you can trust is crucial to the outcome of your sale, so you’ll need to conduct some research to ensure your decision is well-informed.
Here are the key indicators of a good agent:
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Investing in a property with a sitting tenant involves a slightly different process compared to purchasing a vacant property, but it offers unique advantages that can make it worthwhile. Let's look at the key benefits of buying a property with a sitting tenant, as well as why it could be a great way to build your portfolio.
The process of investing in a property with a sitting tenant
Firstly, it’s important to thoroughly assess the property and understand the existing tenancy agreement. This includes reviewing the agreement’s terms, rent details, the duration of the tenancy, and any other obligations the tenant may have. It's also crucial to evaluate the tenant's rental history to ensure they have a strong track record of timely payments and proper maintenance of the property.
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When you own a home, looking after the property and maintaining its condition is one of the most important parts. This is because you want to maintain the property's value throughout your ownership period.
How to winterise your property
As the weather changes, it becomes more and more important to keep an eye out for any weathering occurring to your property. This could be from rising damp to rotting window frames, and if these problems aren't spotted and dealt with, they can create larger problems in the future. Here are some simple ways to ensure your property is fully prepared for winter.
