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All buyers are different - the things you want from your dream property will likely be different from those of the person next to you. But there are certain fundamental features that the vast majority of buyers want, so ensuring you have them will help you appeal to the widest number of potential buyers.

The break up of a marriage can be a stressful and particularly expensive time. In fact, research from law firm Seddons in 2016 suggested the typical marriage break up now costs an enormous £70,000, covering everything from the legal fees to loss of earnings.

When selling a property, you generally want to appeal to as many potential buyers as possible. Whether you’re selling to a young family, a downsizing older person or a buy-to-let landlord, you want them to see the potential of the property to meet their needs. The blanker the canvas, the better.

When it comes to selling a property, accommodating viewings is one of the most inconvenient aspects of it.

When it comes to selling your house, it is important to understand what options are available. You will need to choose the one that makes sense for you and achieves the best possible outcome for your individual situation.

Property, like any other business, is a numbers game and it is paramount to be fully aware of the financials. The great thing about numbers is that they will always tell you the truth if you provide the right figures. This is obviously very important in property when you are looking for a return on your investment.

When it comes to selling a property, many vendors do not consider the frustration of time wasters.

Tessa Shepperson is a landlord and tenant lawyer and runs the Landlord Law online service. She has over 15 years experience in the property industry. She has used her years of experience of working with landlords to create an overview which explains the process and meaning of ‘eviction’ and what your options are as a landlord.

When advertising a property for sale, many homeowners are keen to know the average time it might take to sell a house.

When a landlord comes to sell an investment property, they are always faced with a dilemma. Do they serve notice on the tenant, not knowing when a sale might complete, and suffer a long void period? Or do they sell the property with the tenant in situ, thereby avoiding the dreaded void period whilst a property is empty.