When you live in a property for a number of years, you get to know it intimately, warts and all. But what if you know something about your home that might put a buyer off? Should you keep it a secret, concealing that which you know could reduce any offers you might receive?

Estate agents' fees are expensive and usually the higher the value of your home, the higher the charge. But, much of the work involved in estate agency is hidden behind the curtain. Unless your agent calls you daily with an update about what they have done that day, you, as the homeowner, might be left in the dark.

No one can ever know your home as well as you do, but does that mean you should accompany the viewings when trying to sell? This article explores this key question further.

Property transactions fall through at an alarming rate, and the survey is a critical milestone that can often make or break a sale. This article gives tips on reading a survey report and overcoming the issues raised to hold your sale together so you can move.