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.

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.

So, your home’s been on the market for a while—and nothing’s happening. No offers, fewer viewings, and you’re starting to wonder if it’ll ever sell. First of all, don’t panic. You’re not alone, and more importantly, this doesn’t mean your home can’t sell—it just means it’s time to switch things up.

For many homeowners, the idea of selling a property after 20 or more years can feel like stepping into the unknown. The market has changed. The process has changed. Even the language around selling has changed.