February Newsletter

What does SSTC mean?

SSTC stands for ‘sold subject to contract’. This means that the seller of the home has accepted an offer, but the agreement is not yet legally binding. Once a home is under SSTC, the buyer and seller are in the conveying process, and this label will stay unchanged until the exchange of contracts. This is when the deal becomes legally binding.

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The landlord guide to changing the locks on a rental property

As a landlord, sometimes it may be necessary to change the locks on your property, and you should inform your tenants and give reasonable notice beforehand. Changing the locks because a tenant has breached their contract, or you have fallen out with them could lead to a hefty claim against you

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Are EPCs important when buying a house?

An Energy Performance Certificate is a legal document that tells you how energy-efficient a property is and where improvements can be made. This will help you to calculate how much your new home will cost to run and the costs of any improvements needed to reduce its energy usage.

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Let's celebrate The Spring Equinox (Ostara)! #seasonalcelebrations

Let nature be your guide to greater wholeness and wellbeing as we celebrate the Spring Equinox!

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