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Being the executor of a will can be quite a responsibility. While the estate is in probate, you are charged with looking after potentially substantial financial and property assets. Get things wrong and you could find yourself personally liable for any losses suffered by the estate or its beneficiaries.
Property – whether it was the deceased’s own home, buy-to-let, ...
With the housing market showing signs of seasonal slowdown, October brought several key updates for landlords, investors and home movers alike. Rental prices dipped sharply in parts of the country, the government outlined potential plans to modernise the homebuying process, and new insights revealed which property types are currently delivering the best returns.
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As the festive season approaches, many of us may be heading off to see family or taking a well-earned winter break. But Christmas is also one of the riskiest times of year for unoccupied homes.
Leaving a home empty for even a short period can increase the likelihood of problems. Cold weather brings the threat of frozen pipes, while darker evenings make empty propert...
At Cover4LetProperty, our landlords and holiday home insurance policies include £2m property owner’s liability (POL) insurance as standard – with the option to increase the cover up to £5m if required.
So, what is liability insurance and why is it so important?Landlords liability insurance is designed to protect you against the financial ramifications of someone...
The latest UK property news reflects a fairly mixed bag of subjects – of interest to landlords, tenants, and homeowners alike.
Let’s take a brief look behind the headlines …
Pets in lets still unresolved
