Investment Blog • UK and Overseas Property

Leasehold flats and service charges in a UK apartment development

08SepSeptember 8, 2026

Leasehold Service Charges: What Buyers Should Check Before Buying a Flat

Buying a flat involves looking at considerably more than the purchase price. For most leasehold apartments in England and Wales, there... read more

Neighbour building an extension close to a property boundary

04SepSeptember 4, 2026

Can a Neighbour Build on the Boundary? What Homeowners Need to Know

A neighbour announcing plans for an extension can quickly raise questions about exactly where they are entitled to build. Can they... read more

24JanJanuary 24, 2025

How Much Does a Parking Space Add to Property Value in the UK?

Last updated: August 2026 When homeowners think about adding value to a property, attention usually turns to kitchens, bathrooms, extensions and... read more

30OctOctober 30, 2024

A Guide to Writing a Will: Secure Your Legacy

Writing a will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones and ensure... read more

28OctOctober 28, 2024

How to Find Out When Your House Was Built

Why Does It Matter? If you're a homeowner or property investor in the UK, finding out the exact age of your... read more

24OctOctober 24, 2024

Selling a Flooded Property

Selling a house is a huge life step. But if your home has experienced flooding, things can become a little... read more

22OctOctober 22, 2024

Right of Access to Property: Rights of Way, Neighbours and Repairs

Last updated: August 2026 A right of access to property can have a major effect on how a home, piece of... read more

UK property with a room extending above a shared passageway

06AprApril 6, 2022

Flying Freehold: Meaning, Mortgages and Buying Risks

A flying freehold exists where part of one freehold property extends over or underneath land or a building belonging to... read more

- Property investor discussing research with a property mentor

25OctOctober 25, 2016

Is a Property Mentor Worth It? Pros, Cons and Red Flags

Last updated: 27 September 2026 A good property mentor may help a beginner organise their research, test their assumptions and avoid... read more

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