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Given the high level of demand for larger homes and homes offering space, it is no surprise that family homes are in huge demand. These are the properties buyers are looking for, and it is no surprise that the supply of these homes cannot meet up with the demand for these properties.
We know that remote working is likely to remain in place for some time, and for many professionals, it could see them never having to return to the traditional workplace ever again.
It is extremely difficult to enjoy a completely pain-free property deal. There are so many key factors involved with a deal, and so much money, that even transactions which run smoothly cause people to feel concerned.
Buying a home is challenging, but one of the biggest tasks to overcome is saving money for the deposit. We know many prospective buyers have found this to be an insurmountable barrier, but help is available.
There are two main types of property ownership and both have pros and cons. Richard Carpenter from Fine & Country St Neots discusses the differences between leasehold and freehold.