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Selling Your House by Adam Walker This book aims to explain in clear language every stage of the sales process, and give an insider's view on how to avoid all the most common pitfalls. The book examines how to choose the right estate agent, how to set the optimum price for your property and negotiate an offer, and how to reduce the chances of the sale falling through. |
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Save Thousands
Selling Your Home Yourself by Tony Booth. Tony Booth says, 'It has long been my contention that with a little guidance anyone can become their own estate-agent and successfully sell their property. Tony is an experienced estate agent. He is an NAEA Associate Member and a successful property investor. He was the founding editor of the The LETer, a magazine and a regular feature writer for The Letting Update Journal. More Information/Buy Now |
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How to Make
Money from Property: The Expert Guide to Property
Investment by Adam Walker
A UK guide to many different ways of making money from property, from letting a room to buying land for development. It includes advice on raising finance, dealing with architects, builders, estate agents and the tax man. |
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Escape from
London: Idyllic Places to Live Within an Hour of the
Capital by Dennis Watts
Dail Mail, June 11, 2004 - By Nigel Lewis, Daily Mail Property Correspondent: This new guide 'takes the slog out of finding a rural idyll' "This book has 'Pinpointed the rural retreats in which many Londoners dream of living, researched their house prices and surroundings". |
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Buying a Home in Britain by
David Hampshire
This is a well structured guide giving a lot of useful information about the day-to-day life in Britain. People from overseas and first time buyers should be better prepared to meet the property jungle, by having read this book and understand it as a guideline. |
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The "Daily Telegraph" A-Z
Guide to Buying and Selling Property by Ann Morris
The essential guide to all aspects of property transactions. This book is for anyone buying or selling a property - whether it's a first flat, a family house, a second home, a move to the country or a scaling down after retirement. More Information/Buy Now |
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Secrets of Power
Negotiating for Salespeople: Inside Secrets from a Master
Negotiator by Roger Dawson
In this revised and updated
paperback edition, master negotiator Roger Dawson gives
salespeople an arsenal of tools that can be implemented
easily and immediately to enable a quantum leap in sales.
He shows salespeople how to: |
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" Which?" Way to
Buy, Own and Sell a Flat: The Legal, Practical and
Financial Aspects of Flat-ownership (Which? Consumer
Guides) by Michael Haley
Buying a flat is a popular alternative to buying a house, especially for those entering the property market for the first time. However, the process is far from straightforward and is quite different from house-buying. Then, once you have bought your flat, you may find your problems are just beginning... This new edition of "Which? Way to Buy, Own and Sell a Flat" alerts you to potential pitfalls. It also examines the rights and responsibilities of flat-owners, particularly with respect to service charges and the landlord-tenant relationship. A typical lease is looked at in detail, and the intricacies of leasehold ownership are explained. The book also: covers collective enfranchisement and a tenant's right to buy a new lease; suggests what to do if things go wrong; and contains a glossary to make sense of the notoriously complex legal terms. This handbook should arm you with the knowledge you need to make buying, owning or selling a flat plain sailing. |
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Buying Bargains at Property Auctions
by Howard Gooddie
Every week, hundreds of commercial and residential properties are sold at auction in Britain, often at bargain prices. Author and property auctioneer Howard Gooddie spells out how straightforward the auction route can be and divulges the tips and practices of this relatively unknown world |
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Which? Way to Buy, Own and
Sell a Flat by Michael Haley
Buying a flat (Long-leasehold) is far from straightforward, many of the pitfalls simply do not occur in the context of house purchase. This guide takes readers through the buying and selling process, examines the landlord/tenant relationship and offers advice on what to do if things go wrong. |
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Which? Guide to Doing Your
Own Conveyancing by Paul Butt
This guide covers the conveyancing on straightforward house-buying or selling transactions. It covers the process from finding a buyer to post-completion, and offers advice on how to pick the best mortgage and avoid gazumping and gazundering. |
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A Practical
Approach to Commercial Conveyancing and Property by
Robert Abbey, Mark B. Richards
A guide through the English conveyancing system, this work provides solutions to many of the more commonplace difficulties. Checklists are provided, together with precedent documents, clauses and forms. Attention is given to residential leasehold transactions, a problematic area in conveyancing, and to the essential contents of a modern lease. Mortgages are also considered in detail. Information/Buy Now |
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Tracing the
History of Your House by Nick Barratt
A guide to researching the history of a house, old or new. It should enable individuals to construct a history of their own house, a childhood home, or another property, and describes the many sources of information available to the house detective. |
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