This category covers legal services and insights related to residential and commercial property transactions, including buying, selling, leasing, and disputes. Topics include conveyancing, landlord and tenant law, property finance, and title issues.
Articles provide practical guidance from experienced property solicitors to help clients navigate the legal complexities of property ownership and investment with confidence.
Becoming a landlord is an exciting and potentially very lucrative journey, however landlord legal responsibilities are significant. Understanding these obligations is crucial for protecting your investment which is why we are providing a Landlord Responsibilities Checklist.
In this video Laura Maltby, Head of Commercial Property at Starck Uberoi discusses Hints and Tips for the First Time Landlord. This is recommended viewing for anyone who is thinking of becoming a landlord.
First Time Buyer Stamp Duty Relief. We explain how it works and provide an a first time buyer stamp duty calculator.
Buying a property via a limited company has become more common since 2017 following changes to mortgage interest tax relief rules. We explain whey these rules have created a rise in buying a property via a limited company.
When companies purchase property or land in England or Northern Ireland, understanding Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is critical. Corporate buyers face different rules, rates, and surcharges compared to individuals.
While having a large garden is appealing for many homebuyers, it requires a lot of work. If you don’t have the time or energy to commit to its maintenance, selling part of your garden is an excellent way to benefit from land you’re otherwise not using.
If you’re in the process of purchasing a property, you might have stumbled across the term “share of freehold” and you may even be considering purchasing a share of freehold property. This article explores the concept of share of freehold and answer some common questions that our leasehold solicitors are asked when advising clients on their share of freehold purchase.
If you are currently looking for a property in the UK, it’s likely that you have come across the term leasehold. The likelihood of you seeing this term increases if you are looking to purchase a flat or an apartment because this is the most common form of property ownership for this type of property. This article looks at the commonly asked questions and answers about leasehold property.
If you’re in the process of buying a flat or apartment, you may have encountered the term “share of freehold” during your property search. But what exactly does it mean, and how does it differ from leasehold or freehold ownership? In this blog post, we explain what share of freehold means and what it entails for property owners.
Gifting property to children can be an excellent way to pass on property; it could prevent your estate from being liable for inheritance tax and you may still even be able to live in the property after you’ve gifted it. However, it is important to be aware of the full implications of gifting property, from tax liability to legal rights.
In this blog, we explain what your equity is, how it can change and how you can deal with transfer of equity.
Property investment in the UK is often considered one of the more reliable methods of building wealth. There are a number of ways in which you can invest in property, with pros and cons of each of these methods. In this blog, we will explore how to invest in property, how to manage your investment, and all of the benefits and risks you should consider.
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