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💥 Coming Soon - FOR SALE !💥

I love pointing at street signs in the Dartford Borough!

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💥 Coming Soon - FOR SALE - ST VINCENTS ROAD, DA1💥

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Looking to sell or let your property in 2022?

Why not send me a message or give me a call to arrange your property valuation for after the Christmas period?

Beat the January rush and book your appointment today!

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Support Local Small Businesses

Ladies & Gentlemen of the Dartford Borough!

Or wherever you may be...

With the festive season upon us, it is now more important to support a local small business.

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Is your property market ready?

How much is your property worth?

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What is it like being an independent estate agent?

Being an independent estate agent is fantastic. Not only do I get to run my own business and stick to my morals, I also get to give each of my clients the kind of service I would want to receive if I were selling my home.

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A majority of tenants are willing to pay higher rents for well-furnished properties

It has been reported that modern-day tenants are more likely to splash out on higher rents if their new homes are well furnished.

Manor Interiors found that a furnished rental home could not only improve your chances of finding a tenant, but it could increase the monthly level of rental yields too.

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Will the Dartford Property Market Continue to Boom?

All the signs are that the Dartford housing market is sat on good foundations, yet one key hazard could still scupper the market.

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Panic Buying in the Dartford Property Market?

Would it surprise you that there are 55% fewer properties for sale today in Dartford than a decade ago? Property values are much higher than a decade ago and the property market at the moment in Dartford is on fire. In all my years as an agent, I have never seen it like it is at the moment. Many people are saying it’s reminiscent of 1988 when dual-MIRAS relief was abolished by Nigel Lawson, as people are paying top dollar for property, because they are buying property like there is no tomorrow.

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Over 1 in 4 Dartford Properties Being Sold with No Chain

Moving home is said to be the third most stressful thing you can do, so if you can do anything to reduce that stress, so much the better? When buying your next Dartford home, being chain-free can certainly reduce your stress and offers many advantages over other buyers (and some disadvantages).

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Stamp Duty Holiday Finishes, 95% Mortgage Scheme begins

As you know, the stamp duty holiday extension ends on Wednesday 30th June. That means homebuyers now have just under ten weeks to complete their purchases.

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Dartford Property Market: 2011-2021

A look back at the Dartford housing market over the last decade…

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Dartford Property Market improved by 44.9% over pre-pandemic levels

The Dartford property market, for people looking to sell, is at its sturdiest for at least the last five years with home buyers jumping on to the Dartford property ladder with abandon.

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Dartford First-Time Buyers Can Now Buy Using 5% Deposit Mortgages

Being a Dartford first-time buyer in the last 12 months has not been an easy thing. Just before lockdown there were 400 ‘5% deposit mortgage’ deals and first-time buyers were able shop around to get the best deal. When the first lockdown hit, 5% deposit mortgages disappeared, meaning that as many Dartford would-be first-time buyers were about to buy their first Dartford home in 2020, the rug was pulled from under their feet.

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Buy To Rent Tips

Massive demand for rental properties has led to a rise in rents, making buy to let one of the most profitable market investments.The world of buy-to-let is one that many of us dream about. Buy a property, rent it out, and watch the cash roll in. Then buy a couple more houses and boom! But is it that easy?

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The Busiest December for the Dartford Housing Market Since 2006

Over the last six months, the Dartford Property Market has been flourishing. As soon as an estate agent’s ‘For Sale’ flag went up, neighbours would be checking out Rightmove to see the internal pictures and compare the asking price to their own home (go on ... admit you do that too – every Dartford homeowner does). Flabbergasted by optimistic asking price tags, those same Dartford homeowners stand open-mouthed to see a sold slip added to the board a few weeks later.

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22% drop in Dartford Homes ‘For Sale’ in Last 3 Months

With most Dartford families home schooling their children in lockdown and the forthcoming Stamp Duty Holiday deadline on the 31st March 2021, less Dartford properties have been coming onto the Dartford property market since the new year. This has prompted a 22% drop in the supply of Dartford homes for sale compared to November 2020.

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Top Tips To Save Money When Selling Your Property

With the housing market allowed to continue during the pandemic - which is a good thing for those forced to sell up to avoid financial disaster - the costs of moving home will be on many people's minds.

If you’re selling your house but are wanting to do so without breaking the bank, there are some top tips on how you can actually save money during the sale of your home.

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Dartford Property Market: Is it Time to Stamp Out Stamp Duty?

Most people pay Stamp Duty Tax when they buy a property, house, apartment or other land and buildings over a particular price in the UK. The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak (quickly followed suit by the Welsh and Scottish Governments), announced last July that Stamp Duty was partially being suspended on all English property transactions up to £500,000 (£250,000 in Wales and Scotland) - a Stamp Duty Holiday.

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4,757 Dartford Homeowners to be ‘Unchained’ from Toxic Leasehold Agreements in Biggest Shake-up of Property Law in Decades

When William the Conqueror invaded our fair shores in 1066, like all good kings, he needed to buy loyalty and raise cash to build his castles and armies. He did this by feudal law system and granted all the faithful nobles and aristocrats with land. In return, the nobles and aristocrats would give the King money and the promise of men for his army (this payment of money and men was called a ‘Fief’ in Latin, which when translated into English it becomes the word ‘Fee’… as in ‘to pay’).

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