Leasehold

Service charge disputes between landlords and leaseholders are a common occurrence, especially with the huge rate and increase of leased and rented properties across the UK. Tenants often have misunderstandings of their service charge agreements and fight against the charges levied against them by landlords. Here are some quick-fire tips to winning a service charge

If you own a property in London, in light of recent reports that suggest the values of properties may drop in the London area, you may want to consider ways in which you can adding value to your property. There are a number of ways in which value can be added to a property, although

The property market is constantly fluctuating due to a number of economic, demographic and social variables – such as the country’s decision to leave the EU, interest rates, inflation, population growth and the rate of houses being built. Recently, London has become the victim to a decrease in property prices for a number of reasons.

Many people who buy a property with the intention of renting do so with one goal in mind: making money. As the capital of the UK, letting properties in and around London can be incredibly profitable for landlords. However, this is easier said than done. If you don’t know what you’re looking for, owning a

In London, more landlords than ever find that renting their property can be incredibly profitable. However, for new investors, purchasing your first buy-to-let property can be incredibly daunting. Knowing what you’re looking for is key when it comes to maximising your potential profits, ensuring the best return on your investment. At Westcolt Surveyors, our expert

Did you know that once the lease of your flat falls below 80 years, even if it just goes days over, the cost of a lease extension increases dramatically due to marriage value being payable? Keeping your London property value In London, property owners will be aware that you need to look after your property