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The latest on buying a property
95% mortgages are now widely available from major banks and building societies, meaning you don’t have to save up such a big deposit to buy your own home.
95% mortgage guarantee scheme extended, 40,000 new homes to be built and Local Housing Allowance unfrozen to help renters on the lowest incomes.
Towns and cities can be expensive places to buy a home - but some are a lot more affordable than others. Here’s where to find them.
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Three in five homes listed on Zoopla are priced below the local stamp duty threshold for first-time buyers. Here's where to find them.
If you're a home mover looking to save money, buying a property under the stamp duty threshold could save you thousands. Here's where to find the most homes under £250,000.
The new national average house price is £260,800 in November 2023. Check out a host of hot properties available for around that price right now.
Our House Price Index forecast edition reveals our housing market predictions for next year. So what will 2024 have in store?
There's one type of property that offers the best value for money in the UK - and buyers aren't willing to compromise their expectations to secure it, despite higher mortgage rates.
How do you decide which type of mortgage to go for and where can you find the best deals? Let's talk about loans.
A good rule of thumb is that you can borrow between 4 and 4.5 times your total household income. Let's work out how much you can borrow for a mortgage.
A complete guide to buying a home
Buying a home is a big deal. From finding that perfect pad right through to exchanging contracts, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
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How much do I need for a deposit to buy a house?
Under the Mortgage Guarantee Scheme (which runs until the end of December 2023) it's possible to get a mortgage with a 5% deposit. But many banks still prefer first-time buyers to have a 10% minimum deposit in 2023.
Nic Hopkirk
Senior EditorHow long does it take to buy a house?
The timeline to buying a home can vary. Aside from the time it takes to find a home you love, it normally takes 6 to 12 weeks to buy it. In some cases, it can take up to six months. The conveyancing part alone can take up to three months. But there are things you can do to speed up the process.
Annabel Dixon
ContributorWhat is the process of buying a house?
Start by working out what you can afford with our mortgage calculator. Consider how much stamp duty you’ll pay and if you can improve your credit score before you pre-apply for a mortgage.
Then for the exciting bit: start house-hunting. Use our handy search tools and download our viewing checklist to keep sight of the important things.
When you find a place you love, hire a conveyancer to help you make an offer and sort the paperwork. There might be some negotiations before you exchange and complete.
Ellie Isaac
Senior EditorWhat credit score is needed to buy a house?
A healthy credit score can get you a better mortgage deal, as it shows lenders you’re reliable at repaying money.
The three credit scoring agencies in the UK have different point systems - but the higher the number, the better.
You can improve your credit score by paying off debts, getting on the electoral roll and making consistent credit payments.
