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A lot of people struggle with the cost of owning a home. Property provides one of the biggest financial burdens people face in their lifetime, with many people stretching themselves to be able to afford to put a roof over their heads. The cost doesn’t end when you get the keys either – indeed, this is just the ‘end of the beginning’, given the ongoing cost of paying a mortgage and footing the bill for any repairs required.

When you inherit a property, it’s easy to feel confused about what you need to do. Clearly, this will come at an emotional moment after a close loved one has passed away and many people feel daunted about the prospect and managing their financial affairs at this tough time.

Selling a house can be a daunting task, particularly for those who have never experienced the process before. It can be overwhelming to think about all the tasks that need to be done and when they need to be carried out.

Re-decorating your home is a great way to make your property stand out from the crowd if you are looking to sell – however, this could easily end up costing hundreds of pounds and take a lot of time to complete. Could there be a way to re-design your home while keeping the cost down?

Whether you are a first-time buyer or an existing homeowner, buying a new property is an exciting milestone. It’s important to get the most out of a property viewing before you decide whether you want to proceed with making an offer.

Whilst retirement is often touted as a well-deserved rest at the end of a long working career - in reality, it can be quite a daunting prospect financially. Here, we show you how to prepare for your retirement by utilising your home.

With house prices constantly rising more than a Paul Hollywood sponge cake, the phrase 'Speculate to Accumulate' has never been more relevant. So, the questions is - are you adding extra value to your home before you sell up?

Buying a property is one of the biggest decisions we will make in our lifetimes. So what happens if the worst comes to the worst and you’re not sure that you made the right decision?

Following Brexit and in the wake of the upcoming election, the Housing Market is in an uncertain position. We take a look at our predictions for the housing market in 2017

Buying and selling a property can be an entirely confusing process. Property is, for most of us, the highest value asset we will ever own. So, when it comes to selling (or indeed buying) the pressure is on to ‘get it right’. This is not helped by the confusing language used in property transaction. Here at We Buy Any Home, we’re fans of keeping it simple. So, here’s our helpful guide to some of the most commonly used terms...

In 2013 nearly 7,000 mortgage repossession claims were issued in London alone. We've compiled a complete guide to the legalities of the repossession process, and how you can stop it!

Inheriting a property, whether you’re already a homeowner or not, can be hugely overwhelming. When you’ve lost a loved one the last thing you want to think about is how to work out what to do with the home they’ve left behind.

When you’re selling a home you’ll quickly realise that it’s vital to get all of your paperwork in order. One important document that you need to have, by law, is the Energy Performance Certificate, or EPC.

One of George Osborne’s final acts as chancellor was an attempt to change the shape of the housing market and drive down the number of people buying and then renting out second homes.

With the housing market on a seemingly upward rise for many years, we might have put the concept of negative equity to the back of our minds.

At some point in your life, you’ll probably sell your home. It can be a long, tough and emotional process, and a huge number of factors can affect the duration of the sale, from start to finish.

Not enough of us know about inheritance tax. In fact, one study found that as many as 60 per cent of the people who need to pay this don’t actually realise that they are liable to pay it.

More than 95% of house hunters start their search online and as many as 1,000 homes are added to agents’ websites each week. Up to 4% of all homes are now sold exclusively through online agents - a gradual change perhaps but clearly now an important one for the property sale industry.

A part exchange on a home is exactly what you would expect it to be if you’ve ever done it with your car.

We could all do without some hassle in our lives. At We Buy Any Home we pride ourselves on taking the hassle out of the process of selling your home. But, you might ask, what exactly is the problem with selling your home the traditional way?