How to buy a house

Seeing as I have had my flat for a whole month now and have not yet bored you all to tears with dull house stories, I think now would be a good time, and where better to start than with advice on how to buy a house. Before I start my review, I need to add that this is mainly geared towards the London market, and ex-council properties, this process is really quite different to anywhere else in the UK, so may not be of much help if you live in the leafy burbs! *Tazzywazzy's Top Tip* If you are trying to buy a place in London, but aren't quite sure how you are going to afford it, take a look at ex-council properties. They are spacious, well laid out ...

Congratulations you have just bought your fist house! These are the words I have been hearing a lot lately and to be honest although I am finding it hard now that I have seen a few of the bills I am going to have to pay and also seeing my bank balance after kitting out the house, I was surprised at how easy it was to actually buy a house because I did the right amount of preparation and it all seems to have gone swimmingly nice. I hope to let you all know about my experience with this review and I will try to include everything you need to think about when you are buying a house. ----- Price Range: The first thing you must do is to set ...

This review is based on my current experience as a First Time buyer, who knew absolutely nothing about buying a house so here is my bit of advice at understanding what is involves in making it though the actual sales. When you decide to move out of your parent's home there are a lot of factors to consider what option is best for you, are you doing it alone or will you be sharing the costs with other people. ****Deciding to Rent or Buy**** This is the first decision that you need to overcome are you in a position to purchase a property? Are you able to raise at least 5 or even 10% deposit? If the answer is no then you may find that renting ...