Goodfellows blog

We’ve put together a list of safety checks and risks you should look out for to make sure your home is as safe from fire as it can be.

In this blog we go through all reasons you should buy a renovation project and what you should look for before purchasing.

We've compiled a list of things you and your tenants can do to prepare your property and ensure you avoid any unexpected maintenance surprises this winter.

Selling your home is one of the biggest commitments you will make. In this article, we'll explore the reasons why it's more important than ever to have an expert agent in your corner.

Famous for its gorgeous lavender fields, Mitcham is a town with deep history dating back to Celtic and Roman times. This popular South London suburb is now the perfect area for commuters who want live somewhere with a rural feel while still being close to the city.

If you're a first-time landlord, or a current landlord who just wants a refresher, read our blog on EPCs, what they are, and how your home can meet the minimum energy efficiency standards.

A quick look at landlord insurance, what it is, and whether you need it for your rental property.

It’s vital that as a landlord you’re keeping your property up to the legal standards, especially when it comes to fire safety. 

We run through the reforms proposed by the Renters Reform Bill and how they may impact landlords and tenants.

If you are a first-time buyer but struggling to save for a deposit, Skipton Building Society have just launched an exciting new product. Our partner Embrace Financial Services are working with Skipton to offer this mortgage to those who fit the criteria.

Here at Goodfellows, we know every landlord has a different reason for letting a property and different needs from a letting agent. That’s why we provide a range of flexible landlord services to meet your needs.

As people near retirement age, many begin to consider the prospect of downsizing to a smaller, more manageable property. If you’re approaching this stage of life, you might want to consider looking at retirement properties.