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Overvaluation is one of the most common pitfalls sellers in the UK face, and it can turn what should be an exciting move into a long, frustrating process. In this guide, we’ll explore what overvaluation really means, why it happens, how to spot the warning signs, and what you can do if your home has been priced too high.
For landlords across the UK, the end of a tenancy brings with it one of the most sensitive and frequently disputed topics — the return of the tenant’s deposit. While most tenancies end smoothly, issues such as property damage, cleaning, or unpaid rent can lead to the need for deductions.
When tenants move out, it’s not just about handing over the keys and advertising the property again. The period between tenancies is a crucial window for landlords in the UK to ensure the property is legally compliant, safe, and attractive to new tenants.
When you decide to move home, you want the process to feel exciting. Yet behind the scenes, the property world has become a target for money launderers, fraudsters, and people who try to pass themselves off as something they’re not. That’s why choosing an estate agent who takes compliance seriously is extremely important.


