Receiving an offer on your home is an exciting moment. After preparing your property, launching it to the market and welcoming potential buyers through the door, somebody has decided they'd like to make it their home.

When your home is on the market, every viewing is an opportunity for a potential buyer to imagine themselves living there.

What buyers should look at beyond a London flat’s asking price, including service charges, lease details, building insurance and block management.

When one tenancy ends, the natural priority for a landlord is often getting the property let again. An empty property isn't producing rent, so wanting to minimise the gap is understandable. But there is a difference between avoiding unnecessary delay and rushing the next tenancy.