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5 Ways to Save Money When Buying a Home in Rugeley When you’re buying a new home, there’s no denying that the fees can add up. With solicitor charges, new furniture costs and your hefty deposit to pay out for, you’ll no doubt be looking for ways to save money. To lend a hand, we’ve come up with five ways for you to save money when buying a home in Rugeley.

How Do I Buy And Sell A Property Simultaneously? 14 Steps To Successfully Selling And Buying Property Simultaneously Selling your property in Rugeley while simultaneously buying another property can be highly stressful. The good news is that a lot of the stress can be mitigated by knowing every step of the process before you take the plunge. Here at C residential we will efficiently guide you through every stage so you can be well-informed and feel confident.

Will An Artificial Lawn Be A Positive Selling Point? There’s no doubt that a beautiful lawn helps to make any home more appealing. However, keeping natural grass in top condition takes effort, money, and time. It’s no surprise that many homeowners in Rugeley are now considering investing in artificial grass to reduce ongoing maintenance. However, if you plan to sell your property, will an artificial lawn be a positive selling point, or could it be a drawback? Here, we look at whether prospective buyers prefer natural grass over an artificial alternative.

Rugeley’s Over-50s Wealth Hits Record High as Generational Property Gulf Grows The Rugeley property market is proving increasingly difficult for some younger Rugeley buyers, but mature homeowners have benefitted immensely from rising house prices in the last few decades. How wealth is spread across the generations will always be a controversial issue, significantly as the Baby Boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964) and the older Gen X's (born in the late 1960s / very early 1970s) wealth has grown exponentially over the last two decades, compared to the wealth of the younger generation. The over-50s in the Cannock Chase area have a record  £3,236,817,738  in mortgage-free equity, twice as much as the total in 2011, underlining the generational gap in the Rugeley housing market.