ARTICLES & BLOGS 31-41 My Articles & Blogs: Feel free to browse these articles at your leisure and please bookmark this page for your return visit. New content is added on a regular basis. The HubPage panel on the right shows the most recently written articles first, whereas the list below displays links to all my articles. . PREVIOUS 10    1-10    11-20    21-30    31-40    41-50    51-60    61-70    71-80    81-90    91-100    NEXT 10 OR BY CATEGORY:     Landlords, Letting and The Law         Buying, Selling and the Housing Market What the Flip is Flipping? Flipping is a property investment strategy that made some people a great deal of money during the boom years – and caused others to lose a fortune. It became a dangerous preoccupation of serious speculators, some of whom ran laughing all the way to the bank. To read more, click on the article heading or image ... The 7 Deadliest Landlord Sins Common errors of judgement can have alarming consequences for landlords who take their eyes off the game. To read more, click on the article heading or image ... Fantastic iPhone Local House Price Checker Searching for a new home just got a whole lot easier, thanks to a brilliant little application that potential buyers and estate agents can now download straight to their iPhone for little more than the cost of a loaf of bread. To read more, click on the article heading or image ... HMO Planning Consent - An Attack on Student Lettings From 6th April 2010, a new law means that most new Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) will require planning consent before they can be let to tenants. Bye Bye HIPs HIPs are no more. In May 2010 the new coilition government suspended Home Information Packs (HIPs), which means property sellers no longer need to supply a HIP before putting their homes on the open market. The announcement comes ahead of parliamentary action to abolish the legislation completely. Property Sellers and Energy Performance Certificates   Home Information Pack (HIP) legislation may have been scrapped in 2010, but anyone that puts their house up for sale will still need an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) from the first day of advertising it on the market. Learn more about EPCs here, find out how to get one and how much it might cost you. PREVIOUS 10    1-10    11-20    21-30    31-40    41-50    51-60    61-70    71-80    81-90    91-100    NEXT 10 OR BY CATEGORY:     Landlords, Letting and The Law         Buying, Selling and the Housing Market TOP PROPERTY NEWS Best mortgage rate. Best self-build loan. Best buy-to-let loan. House prices. Landlord news. The 'Sellers Pack' NEED ARTICLES? more » HubPages

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