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Planning applications – negotiating the minefield
13/05/19
Planning permission can be a complicated process and may seem daunting for anyone looking to new-build, renovate, change use or extend an existing property. The person applying must be the owner of the...
RICS home surveys – How to make them work for you
07/05/19
If you are buying, selling or valuing, assessing a building’s condition is an essential part of establishing its worth. There are several different types of survey and they really come into play...
Sole Agency, Joint Sole Agency or Multi Agency?
29/04/19
Buying and selling a house is no mean feat. It is often said that buying and selling property is one of the most stressful situations faced in modern life. What’s more, the choice you face when...
Note to landlords – what do you need to know about Energy Performance Certificate regulation?
23/04/19
If you are a landlord, you should be aware of regulations relating to Energy Performance Certificates (EPC’s) in rented property. As from the 1st April last year, both commercial and residential...
Choosing a career in rural practice Chartered Surveying
16/04/19
Our director Charles Lawson was delighted to be asked to contribute to a new website, promoting a career in Rural Practice Chartered Surveying. Take a look at some of the video stories that have been...
Resolving a breach of planning control
15/04/19
Planning permissions can be a tricky business – particularly if you don’t follow the rules clearly set out by local planning authorities. A breach of planning control can cause problems in...