Damp In The House And How To Fix It - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBLearn how to identify and treat different types of damp, such as condensation, rising damp and penetrating damp, and the cost of damp proofing. Find out how to prevent damp problems and improve ventilation, heating and insulation in your home.
Stamp duty: Who pays it? When? And how much? - HomeOwners …
WEBStamp duty is a tax paid by the home buyer when buying a property in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland or Wales. The amount and rate of stamp duty depend on the property price, the location, the type of property and whether it is a first-time or additional purchase.
Leasehold Vs Freehold: Differences - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBLearn the key differences between leasehold and freehold, the two main forms of legal ownership of property in the UK. Find out the pros and cons of each, the fees, the disputes, the value and the rights of leaseholders and freeholders.
Stamp duty on second homes explained - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBLearn how to calculate and pay the extra stamp duty on second homes in England, Scotland and Wales. Find out when you can claim a refund of the higher tax rate if you sell your previous main residence within three years.
How to sell your house: The step-by-step guide - HomeOwners …
WEBA comprehensive guide to selling your home, covering everything from deciding if you should sell, to choosing an estate agent, to hiring a conveyancing solicitor. Find out how to prepare your home, get an EPC, set a price, and avoid common pitfalls.
Conveyancing process for sellers explained - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBLearn the legal stages and timeline of selling your home with conveyancing. Find out when to instruct a solicitor, what questionnaires to complete, how to exchange contracts and pay off your mortgage.
New Home Warranties - What Do They Cover? - HomeOwners …
WEBLearn about the different types of new build home warranties, such as NHBC Buildmark, and what they protect you from in the first 10 years of ownership. Find out how to check the warranty provider, the consumer code, the excess payment and the rating of your insurer.
What is an EWS1 Form - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBAn EWS1 form is a fire safety assessment of the external wall system of a residential building. Learn who needs it for mortgages, how to get it and what it costs, and the latest updates on lenders' policies.
Restrictive Covenants - What They Mean - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBRestrictive covenants are binding conditions that limit what a homeowner can do with their property. Learn how they work, why they are used, how they affect homeowners and what to do if you breach or want to remove them.
TA6 property information form explained - HomeOwners Alliance
WEBThe TA6 form is a property information form that sellers complete when selling their house or flat. It covers 14 subjects, such as boundaries, disputes, alterations, guarantees and environmental matters. Learn what to include and why it matters.
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