Post lockdown, the need for South Ockendon families who want bigger homes has meant South Ockendon homebuyers must now to pay considerably more to trade up to that larger home…One thing that has come out of lockdown has been the inexorable movement

The Tilbury Buy-to-Let Property market is going to get battered and bruised in the coming two years, making many Tilbury landlords wonder if its’ worth just selling up their property empire? In this in-depth report, I consider six reasons that will make you want to remain or become a landlord.

As we are now approximately four months into the Chafford Hundred property market opening, it is becoming quite apparent that the banks are being a lot more careful with the lending when it comes to giving out mortgages to both homebuyers and buy to let landlords.

With the Government banning evictions until March 2021, this has left many landlords feeling they are in purgatory. In this article, I discuss the options Grantham landlords do have even with this news and the things they can do to ensure the worst doesn’t happen to them and their tenants

“Many South Ockendon homemovers and landlords are looking to take advantage of the stamp duty holiday on buying their next South Ockendon property. To take advantage of this, the property needs to have changed hands and monies paid by the 31st March 2021. Whilst this seems an eternity away, nothing could be further from the truth.

Boris Johnson’s Government recently announcing that they planned to rip up the Planning Permission regulations, meaning property developers wouldn’t require planning permission, I ask the important questions about what this would mean for the local Purfleet homeowners, the Purfleet countryside and Green Belt and inappropriate building schemes.

The Government set to borrow £400bn because of Coronavirus, that will need to be paid back over the next 10 to 20 years, one ‘think tank’ has suggested OAP homeowners be charged a capital gains tax on the £1.5tn locked up in equity in their homes. Is this fair and what would it cost the average OAP South Ockendon homeowner.

“ In this week’s article I look at how the Coronavirus will affect the Chafford Hundrerd Property Market in the coming months and years with the backdrop of the ensuing economic challenges, with some thoughts and conclusions that might surprise some people”

“ In this week’s article on the Tilbury property market I look at the recently announced £3bn Government giveaway to local homeowners and landlords in Tilbury in the form of £5,000 grants to make our homes greener with upgrades to double glazing, insulation and other green measures. It makes for some interesting reading ".

In this week’s article on the South Ockendon property market, I look at what has happened over the last 10 and 20 years to the property market looking specifically at how South Ockendon buy to let landlords have made their money (or not as the case may be).

“ In this week’s article I consider the recent change in Stamp Duty rules and how this could affect the local Purfleet property market, both in the coming nine months and also afterwards. I consider the pros and cons of the stamp duty change and how it will affect Purfleet landlords, Purfleet homeowners and Purfleet first time buyers"

In this weeks article on the Tilbury property market I consider the implications that the proportion of buy to let properties has dropped for the second year in a row and whether the UK is falling out of love with renting and buy to let.