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Your Property Sales has over 900,000 properties for sale throughout the UK. There is a wide range of property for sale including houses and flats and on Your Property Sales you can easily find property for sale in your area. Whether you are a first-time buyer, upsizing, downsizing or relocating, Rightmove has the widest choice of property for sale. Find property for sale throughout the UK by searching the quick links below. These links will take you directly to the latest property for sale.

One of the first things you have to do is decide where you want to live and what sort of property you are looking for. Think about which features are essential to you and which ones you could do without. A practical way of doing this is to think of every conceivable feature in a property and put them into three lists, A, B and C - where A is for essential features and C is for "nice to have" features. Deciding these matters in advance will not only help you rate houses when viewing, but also help put your ideals into perspective when you come to make the big decision.
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Think about what you can afford. Remember to take into account the other costs you will incur apart from a mortgage loan, ie the deposit on your new home, the cost of any surveys, your solicitor's fees, stamp duty as well as your normal outgoings. If it is a first home you may need to buy a lot of furniture and kitchen appliances at once. Also be realistic about your outgoings: it is easy to underrate how important a holiday is to you!

Arrange a meeting with a mortgage broker or financial advisor. Discuss how much you want to borrow and what your options are. You should always try to get an agreement in principle before you start searching for your new home, although if the perfect property appears it may be possible to put an offer in and quickly source a mortgage. There are no guarantees with this approach, however.

Make enquiries at the local police station about the level of crime in the neighbourhood. Find out about the level of council tax and the location and quality of local amenities such as schools and public transport. The local council office will be able to offer you advice and details on these issues. Ask the estate agent how long the house or flat has been for sale. This may tell you something about the asking price or potential of the property. If possible try to view places in daylight and at night. If you like a property make at least two visits - and find out what fixtures and fittings will be left by the seller. Ask about the neighbours. Even hang about the street and get a feel for the local environment for yourself. Can you really imagine yourself living here?
 
 
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