The pandemic has continued to cause disruptions and irregularities in the housing market throughout 2021, with further uncertainty set for 2022. The steep house price increases that have swept the nation have left an uncertain future for...
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Whether to buy your next house, start exploring the world of buy-to-let or expand your portfolio, home auctions are a strategy used by professional property buyers and newcomers alike. Leading auction site Auction House UK noted a 25%...
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After researching government data on property prices across the UK over the past 10 years, TIC Finance has put together some key advice on the areas with the highest average growth rates and the most stable property markets to inform your...
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No matter the market conditions, house sales fall through all the time. In fact, 24.42% of house sales fell through in 2019. If you’re a buyer or a seller who’s had their house sale fall through at any stage of the process, it can cause a...
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Photo © Adrian Cable (cc-by-sa/2.0) Is a Street pricier than a Close? Can you get more money on London Road than Church Lane? While most of us think immediately of the features of our dream home, do many give a thought to the name of the...
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The housing market in the UK can be complex, and as it becomes increasingly difficult to get on the property ladder and purchase a house, things such as the empty housing crisis can cause controversy. In England alone, there are over...
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December 2020 saw yearly average house prices rise by 8.5%, the highest percentage increase since October 2014. This has mostly been due to the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) holiday which has encouraged sellers to increase asking prices thanks to...
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Whether you voted remain or are in strong favour of a hard Brexit; there’s no ignoring the uncertainty the UK is faced with as a nation as we plan our upcoming leave from the European Union. From travel to the housing market; Brexit is...
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Market factors, evolving lender practices, unemployment rates and economic policies have all influenced repossession statistics in the UK historically. In this article we have collected data from various sources to determine repossession trends...
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The amount of time it takes for you to lose your home in a repossession depends largely on your actions. The actions you take to stop repossession and when you take them truly make a difference in how fast or slow your case can move through the...
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Going through the process of house repossession is undoubtedly an incredibly stressful time for everyone involved however there are ways in which you can postpone or stop your home being repossessed. This infographic covers the typical house...
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Your debt problems don’t necessarily end once your house is repossessed. You still owe the full balance of the mortgage. If the sale of the house doesn’t recover the mortgage lender’s remaining amount, you will be liable to pay it. How’s That...
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