
The Biggest Mistake Sellers Make (And the Three Questions That Fix It)
Property investor James Gerrard's advice for sellers: look past the price and ask when the buyer will exchange, complete, and how they'll finance the purchase.

Property investor James Gerrard's advice for sellers: look past the price and ask when the buyer will exchange, complete, and how they'll finance the purchase.

RICS surveyor Brett Ray on DIY condition checks — what buyers can and can't assess themselves, and why AI won't replace the surveyor.

What a mortgage capacity report is, why solicitors and courts use it in divorce, what it costs, how it differs from a mortgage-in-principle, and how to get one.

Most rear dormers and hip-to-gables don't need planning permission. But the 40m³/50m³ cap, front dormers and conservation areas catch a lot of designs.

Twenty minutes of prep before you go is the difference between a relaxed two weeks and the slow-creeping question, "did I leave the tap on?"

Most garden rooms, summer houses and log cabins don't need planning permission but the rules are stricter than people realise. Here's what they say.

The GPDO is the rulebook that decides whether your project needs planning permission. Here's what it allows, what removes it, and what to ask.

Two near-identical houses can have different planning rules — Article 4 directions are one of the most common reasons why. Here's how to check yours.

Planning applications, refusals, conditions, neighbour activity, all public data. Here's how to find it for any UK address.