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If you read our previous blog on the Renters' Rights Bill then you'll already be aware that the UK Government has introduced it with the aim to transform private renting in England. The Bill is not yet law and isn't expected to take effect until late 2025 at the earliest. You can follow the progress in Parliament here

Selling a home is a complex process, so this guide is to try help the understanding of each step to make it feel less complicated. 

When buying a property, a survey can be a valuable tool to understand in depth the property's condition, helping to avoid unexpected expenses. Here's a closer look at the main types of surveys and when each might be appropriate:

What does an EPC look like?
It's a little coloured chart which shows how well the property is rated in terms of energy efficiency. Best is A (dark green), Worst is G (bright red).
Always ask to see the property's EPC.

When looking at property listings you may come across a reference being 'chain free' and not know what it means or an agent might say when you're buying a house that it's got a 'chain'. 

NAEA ARLA The Property Ombudsman Trading Standards Deposit Protection Scheme