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So today, it's a trip down to Kent, to have a look at this fantastic opportunity for investors, and also owner occupiers seeking a project property.

This charming period property is oozing in character and has features throughout. The exterior is very attractive, and I'm loving the colour of those bricks and the pretty decorative eaves in equal measure.

Now, there is a small courtyard garden to the rear of this property, but it is very much in need of some attention having been neglected and allowed to become a bit wild and overgrown. The positive to this is an opportunity to take the whole

There’s more good news for property investors and buy-to-let landlords as average rental values rise by 10.5% in the three months to August, according to the latest HomeLet Rental index.

Headlines from the report include:

  •     When London is excluded, the average UK rental value in the 3 months to August 2015 was £766pcm - 6.6% higher than the same period last year (£718pcm)
  •     The annual growth in average rental values for the three months to August (10.5%) was higher than 2014 (8.1%) and 2013 (4.9%)
  •     In the three months to August 2015, average tenant incomes were 3% higher

A prime Mid Devon property which could play an instrumental part in the development of junction 27 of the M5 is expected to attract a high number of bidders when it goes to auction later this week.

Moorhayes Farm boasts a four bedroom farmhouse, 6,000 square foot of agricultural buildings and up to 13 acres of land.

With a guide price of £400,000 and the property is available in three lots, with the house, one acre of land and a range of traditional and modern agricultural buildings in Lot 1, 8.9 acres of pasture in Lot 2 and 3.1 acres of pasture in Lot 3.

The farmhouse comprises of 4 bedrooms

We're heading for Cheshire today, and the first property I have for you today is a very charming cottage that is in need of a little TLC, but offers some lovely quirks and features in return. There is a lot of potential to be found here, and while it will very much suit the investor looking for a property to fix up and either let out or sell on... there is also plenty of scope here for the less experienced home owner that would like to find a manageable project property.

Starting with that striking and eye catching white exterior, my first thoughts were that there is a wonderful Yin Yang type

The UK’s leading property auctioneer Auction House is bucking the national auction trend, with a 14% rise in lots sold in 2015, compared to last year. This contrasts with the latest Essential Information Group picture of a 4.8% drop in auction lot sales year on year, and within a property market that commentators say exhibits a real shortage of instructions. During the first three-quarters of this year, the award-winning auctioneer recorded 2,370 lots sold from 3,087 offered, at a success rate of 77%, and raising a total of £305 million. Commenting on the figures, Auction House

A historic former cinema, gutted by fire four years ago, could be snapped up for £600,000 in an auction later this month.

The neo-classical Kingsway Cinema in Kings Heath has been derelict for eight years and the 2011 blaze destroyed much of its interior. Last year planning permission was given for it to be converted into a shop with apartments above. A new owner is being sought for the property which has been empty for the past eight years but is in a very popular location.

The building is in disrepair, but planning permission exists for its regeneration, retaining the Grade A local listed

There have been so many new auction lots added to our database the past week, it’s been very hard to pick out a favourite!

I couldn’t leave this one out as love it! For all the folks out there seeking that perfect project property!

This auction lot consists of a charming one bedroom cottage set in a small picturesque hamlet. This lovely rural home boasts a riverside detached garden and some lovely features inside that include exposed beams/brickwork, and  fabby feature fireplace with wood burning stove. Ideal as a holiday home for owners/investors, this one is well worth checking out to avoid

The guide price for this fire damaged property in Tredegar is set to start at just £1 as the property has no reserve.

The house in Tredegar, South Wales  is the ultimate "fixer-upper" after it was ravaged by fire and only has a small section of its roof remaining.

Bargain hunters are being urged to snap it up for just some loose change in Tredegar, South Wales - as it could be worth £50,000 with a makeover.

However, the long list of problems will put off many buyers.....

Sean Roper from Paul Fosh Auctions said: "The property has serious fire damage, with only a small portion of the roof

Purchasing a house or flat at auction can be a great way to bag a bargain. As well as being a quick and relatively hassle free way to buy a home, no driving around viewing endless houses, no negotiations, and no last minute fall through if the house sellers get a better offer, the auction process is easy. You simply look through the auction catalogue, find a property you like, arrange a viewing and do some research, and show up prepared on auction day – here’s a few tips to help you on your way:

1. Find auction houses that sell properties in the area you’re looking in. London auctions have

After recently reporting a move to new, larger offices and new staff appointments, Brendons Auctioneers continue their evolution with a new brand name: Phillip Arnold Auctions.

The rebrand and the new strapline ‘Passionate About Property’, reflect the company as a personal and approachable alternative for fast property sales and purchases.

Phillip Arnold Auctions’ strategy for growth is to build long term relationships with landlords, surveyors, consultants and legal teams that continually improve the service we offer to our clients. It’s a logical step in our development as an independent