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For the fifth consecutive year Thomas Morris Sales & Lettings will be accepting food donations for local foodbanks in collaboration with our Relocation Agent Network ( RAN ) colleagues across the country.
With so much demand in the rental market at the moment, it is easy to see why a lot of people are considering their options. Being a landlord can be rewarding, but it isn’t something you should rush into.
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.
If you are active in the Buy-To-Let (BTL) market, it is likely you have a mortgage. If you are looking to expand your rental property portfolio, or enter the rental market, you might be in the market for a new mortgage.
There are many challenges associated with buying a home, but for many buyers, the biggest hurdle to overcome is saving for a deposit. There is a need to place a sizable deposit when buying a home these days.
At Thomas Morris, we are committed to helping landlords manage their rental property. There is a lot of work involved with managing rental property, but we know many landlords struggle with finance, and compliance matters.
It is natural to skip over a news story if the headline doesn’t sound relevant to you. While downsizing is becoming more common in the property market, many people believe it has no impact on them.
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.
The outside of your home is the first thing that potential buyers will see. It can help them decide whether or not they'd like to view the inside as well.