7 Important Questions You Must Consider When Choosing Your Sidcup Estate Agent:  To help choose an appropriate local agent, there are a number of important questions you must ask to give you the best chance of selling your...

Well, hasn't 2016 been eventful. The ups and downs of Brexit, the Queen's 90th, Andy Murray winning Wimbledon, Trump, Bake Off to Channel 4 and something close to the hearts of every buy to let landlord and homeowner in Sidcup...

There is a certain kind of dinner party where the favourite topic of conversation is who has invested in a buy-to-let investment property, who has yet to take the plunge, and where the next best place to become a landlord is...

The semi-detached house with its bay windows and net curtains has long been ridiculed as an emblem of safe, lacklustre and desperately uncool suburban life; the homes of the likes of Hyacinth Bucket in Keeping up Appearances...

Back in the Spring, there was a surge in Sidcup landlords buying buy to let property in Sidcup as they tried to beat George Osborne's new stamp duty changes which kicked in on the 1st April 2016. To give you an idea of the sort...

Figures just released by the Bank of England, show that for the first half of 2016, £128.73bn was lent by UK banks to buy UK property – impressive when you consider only £106.7bn was lent in the first half of 2015. Even...

“A pound saved is worth two pounds earned . . . after taxes” is what my Grandfather used to say. He loved his irony, yet was always a wise man, and it is tax I want to talk about today, in particular, property taxation .....

The Sidcup Property Market continues to disregard the end of the world prophecies of a post Brexit fallout with a return to business as usual after the summer break.

The challenge every Sidcup property buyer has faced...

I was having a most interesting chat the other day with a Sidcup landlord when we were looking at a property. As I am sure you are aware, I am always happy to cast my eye over any potential buy to let purchase in Sidcup, be...

I had an interesting chat the other day with a Sidcup landlord. He said he had been chatting with an architect friend of his who said back in the mid 2000's, the developments he was asked to draw were a balance of one and two...