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30 September 2019  |  Admin
What happens if my landlord passes away?

If a landlord dies, then the person who takes the role of administering their estate becomes the new landlord. This is known as being an ‘accidental landlord’

When your landlord passes away, you may then have to deal with someone who has never been a landlord before and isn’t familiar with the obligations it entails.

 

23 September 2019  |  Admin
Points to consider when buying a property abroad

Buying a home abroad is a dream for many people, but you should proceed with caution as there can be many pitfalls to avoid.

Owning a home overseas can be a great way to escape, as well as somewhere friends and family can enjoy and even a good investment. But you need to do your homework before buying.

 

16 September 2019  |  Admin
Can a neighbour’s tree cause subsidence to your property?

When buying a new home, you should pay attention to any sizeable trees near the property. While they often won’t cause a problem, there is occasionally a risk to the stability of a house nearby.

If your neighbour’s tree overhangs your garden, you are within your rights to trim any branches that encroach onto your property. The limbs that you remove strictly speaking belong to your neighbour, so you should return them to their side of the boundary.

 


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6 July 2020  |  Admin
Temporary reduction in Stamp Duty Land Tax

On the 8th July 2020, the chancellor announced a temporary reduction in Stamp Duty Land Tax until the 31st March 2021.

Please see the link below for dull details

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/stamp-duty-land-tax-temporary-reduced-rates

1 July 2020  |  Admin
Testimonial by Ryan Jones of Winkworth Estate Agents

‘These are definitely uncertain times in the housing market, where we rely on a number of factors especially conveyancing. Throughout the lockdown period many solicitors and conveyancers just couldn’t get the system right to work from home, but out of this Suremove Property Lawyers stood out as the one that could. Pretty much immediately the teams at Suremove had everything in place to work smoothly and reliantly from their home bases.

 

1 May 2020  |  Admin
Is it really 'Business as usual'?

Kelly Fleming discusses working in lock down.

Is is reall 'Business as usual'? I keep hearing this, but I don't believe it!

I think transferring an office of twenty two people to their individual homes for six weeks is far from 'business as usual'.

Click here to see more: /user/downloads/SureMove lockdown article.pdf

 

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