The ESPC not only brings together the combination of over 35 years experience within the property market and an established
network of solicitor estate agents, but an experienced team of Independent Financial Advisors through ESPC Money Management.
You can now tap into our expert advice by regularly reviewing our website where we continually add to our advice columns.
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We’ve created a useful guide to buying a property which takes you through a simplified
process responding to customers frequently asked questions.
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Recent generations have brought major changes in the way families are formed with greater predominance of non-married couples looking to purchase a property together.
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Countdown to moving day - keep on top of things with these useful checklists
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Once you own your own property the emphasis moves to home improvements and reducing maintenance bills.
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When the auctioneers hammer falls how would you feel? Ecstatic, qualified elation, or immediate regret?
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Our guide on how to sell your home will give you helpful tips on the pitfalls to avoid, how to sell faster, and achieve that crucial asking price.
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Sandra Lawson looks at “how to sell your home" through the eyes of a professional.
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Loft conversions can add up to 30% onto the size of your home without adding to the footprint
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In this article we discuss the pro’s and con’s of buying a new build home. We look at warranties, incentives, how to assess the scope for negotiation, and buying from plan.
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In this article we’ll review the pro’s and con’s of buying an older property, and discuss the signals to look for when trying to establish flexibility on price.
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Maintenance all sounds relatively expensive but preventative maintenance is always cheaper than repair.
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When selling your property be aware of the buyer types and motivations behind their decision making.
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With the exception of the property itself, location has always been the most important factor when determining a property’s value. However the models of what constitutes “desireable” continue to evolve.
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Not everyone will choose to live in flats through choice. Most of us would prefer the dream home, spacious garden, open outlook and rural setting. But restrictions on finances make town or city living the only option.
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There are many reasons why letting your property is a good idea. You can lose more than £5,000 a year by keeping a home empty through rent loss, council tax payments, insurance, dilapidation and security measures. There is also the risk of vandalism and squatting.
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Whether you want to rent as a stop-gap between buying and selling, or considering renting a home on a longer-term basis, our guide will tell you all you need to know about being a tenant.
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