Latest articles by Sarah Warwick
Discover the alternatives for funding the purchase of a self-build plot
A home with double glazing that lacks FENSA – or equivalent – certification can cause delays or put a buyer off. This is what you need to know
Obtaining a mortgage in principle can put you in a better position as a housebuyer, but it’s valid for a limited time. These are the details
Discover the strategies for identifying a custom-build plot for your new home
Figuring out how much land you need to build a house isn't just about size, it's also about the location and the local policies surrounding it
Discover the implications of restrictive covenants and overage if you’re buying a plot of land
Want to reduce your offer on a home because of what the survey’s shown? Here’s what you’ll need to do
Asking if you’ll have to pay CGT on the sale or disposal of the home you built? This is the lowdown
Make house flipping a profitable proposition with this advice from property professionals
Discover where homebuyers most often go wrong with our expert guide
If you’re considering buying a house at auction, it’s vital to understand the process
Homebuying is a complex process. Discover how long its stages take
Find out if you ought to steer clear of a house with subsidence – or if it could ever prove a good purchase
Find out whether SDLT is payable when you’re buying land for a self-build project
Discover the right plot for your house with our guide to where to buy land
Get your supply of electricity, gas and water for a new home organised with our guide
Discover what you’ll need to spend for a home of your own
Find out if you can secure a land mortgage when planning permission isn’t in place with our guide to the options
Having a private water supply might sound like it brings savings, but there are complications you should know about
There are advantages to living in a conservation area, but it can have its downsides. Our guide has the details you need
If you’re looking at homes for sale in a flood zone, be sure to consider the implications for borrowing, insurance, a future sale and more
The idea of saving some money when you’re housebuying is tempting, but here are the reasons why skipping a survey isn’t a sound plan
Choosing a grade II listed cottage in need of renovation brought complications I didn’t anticipate. This is what I wish I’d known to make the project a smoother one
