Parents who want to help their children buy their first home should be careful about how they provide financial support, the president of the Law Society has warned.Estate agents are beginning to report increased numbers of first-time buyers showing interest in property, with London-based Cluttons last week claiming healthier levels of enquiries and viewings were leading to offers being made and accepted within a month of a property being marketed, as buyers begin to vie for fewer and more competitively priced properties. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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