As we go headlong into 2018, I believe UK interest rates will stay low, even with the additional 0.25% increase that is expected in May or June. That rise will add just over £20 to the typical £160,000 tracker mortgage,...

Looking at the newspapers between Christmas and New Year, it seemed that this year's sport in the column inches was to predict the future of the British housing market. So to go along with that these are my thoughts on the...

Talk to many Sidcup 20 something's, where home ownership has looked but a vague dream, many of them have been vexatious towards the Baby Boomer generation and their pushover 'easy go lucky' walk through life; jealous of their...

My research shows that certain types of Sidcup property are just as affordable today as they were before the 2007 credit crunch.

Roll the clock back to 2007 just before the credit crunch hit which saw Sidcup property...

We asked some of our most experienced Landlords to state the things that most tenants are looking for in a property. Here are some of the responses we got from them:

To make a decent profit from the purchase of your rental...

Becoming a landlord is not something to be taken lightly. Follow these simple steps religiously to avoid the various potential pitfalls.

The UK proudly boasts of about 1.5 million landlords – but not all of them are...

I miss the good old days of George Osborne as Chancellor, with his hardhat and hi-vis jacket. He must have visited every new home building site in the UK with his trademark attire! For the last few years, the nearest Philip...

It's now been a good 18/24 months since annual rental price inflation in Sidcup peaked at 4.3%. Since then we have seen increasingly more humble rent increases. In fact, in certain parts of the Sidcup rental market over the...

Sidcup homeowners will be among those affected by the latest rise in the Bank of England interest rates. The first increase in 10 years; they have just been raised from 0.25 percent to 0.5 per cent. This uplift comes as...

The goal of every Landlord is for them to have a paying tenant occupying their property. Some properties only take a little time while others could take a longer period, and most of the time, this is not because there are no...