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Too long! Selling a home takes an average of 5 months. But it can take much longer, especially if you’re in a chain. It takes 8 weeks to get a sale agreed on average. But this timescale depends on how ...

What are the benefits of life insurance? Financial protection for your loved ones: If you’re no longer around, it could mean your family being able to afford to stay in the family home. Peace of mind: ...

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On average, it takes around 5 months from making an offer to completion, although the entire process, from working out what you can afford, finding a place to getting the keys, can typically take 6 to ...

New Homes Ombudsman Enquiry All Party Parliamentary Group for Excellence in the Built Environment (APPGEBE) Email: [email protected] 14 th December 2017 Dear Sir/Madam, HomeOwners Alliance ...

Right now buying a first home might feel out of reach but there are small things you can do to get started. Here we simplify the essential first steps and set out what you need to do and what help you ...

House prices are at such a high level that the average deposit required by first-time buyers has increased significantly over the years. According to Halifax, the average deposit first time buyers ...

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How to buy a second property using equity One way to raise the deposit for a second property is by using the equity you have built up in your own home. So rather than an additional mortgage, you would ...

How this site works HomeOwners Alliance Ltd is registered in England, company number 07861605. Information provided on HomeOwners Alliance is not intended as a recommendation or financial advice.

Can you make an offer on a new build house? Yes. You can, and should, make an offer when buying a new build house. New build developers will be as open to negotiation as any other home seller. But how ...