Stamp duty on second homes explained - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBStamp duty applies to lease extensions just as it does to any other property purchase. But, the £125,000 threshold for standard stamp duty means most people don’t have to pay it. The issue with the stamp duty for second homes rate is that it kicks in at a much lower £40,000. Pay more for the extension, and own other properties, and you’ll ...
Stamp duty: Who pays it? When? And how much? - HomeOwners …
WEBIn England and Northern Ireland, from 23rd September 2022, no stamp duty will be paid on the first £250,000 of the property’s value. First time buyers pay no stamp duty on the first £425,000 of the property’s value. It’s worth noting that stamp duty is set to change again in April 2025 according to the government’s autumn 2022 budget.
Conveyancing Process Made Easy For Buyers - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBThe conveyancing process starts when you make an offer on a property – or accept an offer on your home – and lasts until completion day when keys for the property are exchanged. The conveyancing process may be shorter if you are a cash buyer. The conveyancing process takes around 12-16 weeks. Conveyancing Process Step.
Damp In The House And How To Fix It - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBImprove ventilation (e.g open bathroom windows when showering, add a kitchen extractor fan) Remove mould from walls with a product such as HG mould spray then paint with a damp seal. Turn on or improve the heating of the property and insulate the cold walls. Repair any cracks in walls promptly.
How to sell your house: The step-by-step guide - HomeOwners …
WEB7. Prepare your home for sale. Home staging may help you sell your house faster and make it more valuable too. Tidy up, get rid of excess clutter; give it a fresh lick of light coloured paint; fix those little snagging things; keep it clean. Check out our guide on Tips to make your home more valuable and sell faster.
25 questions to ask when viewing/ buying a house - HomeOwners …
WEBHere’s our list of questions to ask when viewing/buying a house in 2024. These are essential questions to ask estate agents before you make an offer. 1. Why is the owner selling? One of the first questions to ask estate agents when you are looking at a property to buy, is why the owner is selling. If you’re lucky the estate agent might hint ...
11 Documents you need to sell your house - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBIf you’re selling your house, there are several pieces of information that you’ll need to have at the ready. Proof of Identity. Property Title Deeds. Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Copy of lease (if leasehold) Fittings and Contents Form (TA10) Property Information Form (TA6) Building Regulations Certificates. Warranties and guarantees.
How Much Should I Pay In 2024 - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBThe average estate agent fee in 2024 is 1.42% including VAT. So on a £275,000 house this would mean estate agent fees of around £3,900. However, estate agent fees typically range from 0.9%-3.6% depending on which estate agents you use, how many are selling your property – and how well you negotiate.
TA6 property information form explained - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBThe TA6 Property Information Form is completed by you when you’re selling your house or flat. It’s designed to give the buyer important information on the property. If you’re selling a property you will also fill in the TA10 Fittings & Contents form, which states what is included and excluded within the sale of the property.
Wood Burning Stove Regulations - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBAug 1, 2024 · The hearth must extend at least 300mm to the front and 150mm to either side. And the full area of the hearth should be at least 840x840mm. While it must be at least 12mm thick. However if your stove heats your hearth to over 100°C or it hasn’t been tested, the thickness required increases to 250mm.
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