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Think you need a huge deposit to buy your first home? Not necessarily. While the old “you need 10% down” rule still applies for most buyers, there are lenders out there offering 100% mortgages — meaning you could buy your first property without putting down a penny in savings.
In recent years, more landlords have been turning properties into serviced accommodation. Instead of long-term tenants, these homes are let out on a nightly basis through platforms like Airbnb and Booking.com. The appeal is clear: higher potential income compared to a traditional tenancy.
When it comes to selling your home, small improvements can make a big difference to the final price you achieve. The good news is that you don’t always need a full renovation. With a few cost-effective upgrades, you can boost your property’s appeal and attract more motivated buyers.
Letting a property can be profitable, but there are a few costs landlords often forget. Planning for them upfront keeps your income steady and avoids nasty surprises.