Let’s be honest — selling a home can be a bit of a rollercoaster. At first, things usually feel exciting. Your listing goes live, there’s a buzz, maybe even a few early viewings… but then suddenly, crickets.

So, you've had your market appraisal—great move! Now what? You could sit back and wait for the stars to align… or you could use this time to get ahead of the game (without breaking into a sweat).

An EWS1 form confirms the fire safety of a building’s external walls. Introduced after the Grenfell tragedy, it’s often required by mortgage lenders for flats in taller buildings or those with cladding, helping assess potential fire risks and impact on property value.

Investing in a buy-to-let property can be a smart way to build long-term wealth, generate regular income, and diversify your portfolio. But like any investment, it pays to do your homework before jumping in. Whether you're new to property investment or looking to expand your portfolio, here's what you need to consider before buying a buy-to-let.