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Caveat Emptor – buyer beware –is a well-worn phrase that underscores the importance of potential buyers doing their homework before agreeing to any purchase – and living with the fallout if they don’t.

Welcome to our second instalment of Caveat emptor – some key tips on protecting your interests when buying a property.

The future around foreign buyers captured many headlines after last year’s change of Government, and we’re often being asked where the law’s at.

We have previously discussed the tax aspects of being a host with Airbnb or other online accommodation platforms. With Airbnb’s increasing popularity, we thought a reminder would be useful if you’re an existing host about obligations to your lender, insurer and local authority.

Many people say being a parent is the best – but hardest – job in the world. We don't get proper training for it, and there’s no definitive handbook.

This is a question often overlooked when buying your home. It is, however, a common situation when two people are buying a property together. Let’s take an example to show how these both work.

In a world where technology is becoming more prevalent, it’s easy to feel that privacy rights are a thing of the past.