HomeOwners Alliance Reviews

Name: HomeOwners Alliance
Address: 2 Stephen Street, London
Rating: 4.61

4.6 Rating 2,607 Reviews

93 %

of reviewers recommend HomeOwners Alliance

4.6

Based on 2,607 reviews

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About HomeOwners Alliance:

The HomeOwners Alliance champions the interests of Britain’s homeowners and aspiring homeowners, providing unbiased and practical advice as well as services you can trust whether you are buying, selling or owning your home.

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2 Stephen Street
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W1T 1AN

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HomeOwners Alliance 5 star review on 7th April 2021

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HomeOwners Alliance 5 star review on 16th March 2021

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“I found the information on leasehold reform legislation clear and easy to understand and it has helped me in my decision making with regard to putting off lease renewal until the 2nd phase of legislation has been completed.”

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“Found the website very useful as I am in the process of buying a new build and there was so much information that I was not aware of. This has given me the insight to ensure appropriate steps are followed and that I am not falling short of the whole process. Thank you.”

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“Looking at relevant law regarding covenants and insurance - set my mind at ease knowing that you can imdemnify yourself against a breach of covenant by a former owner - e.g fence height over stipulated height specified under the covenants that have clearly been breached years before.”

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“It was helpful to find out information about what stamp duty I might have to pay with regard to receiving trust to a house after a relative died.”

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“Very simple and straightforwards advice which is difficult to find elsewhere”

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“Yes , a lots”

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“Not doing anything or enough about section 106 which is why i joined”

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“A website I plan to stick into 'favourites'!”

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“Very informative...no hard sell”

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“I just looked up spray foam loft insulation. I found the information very helpful.”

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“easy to use site”

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“Clear simple advice on the subject much appreciated.”

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“Clear factual information was provided.”

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“excellent , easy to understand and informative”

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“Thank you A great website. I learn much and more.”

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“Comprehensive advice on all asoects of the design and planning process. Thanks.”

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“Yes very helpful”

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“Quite fair in principal. However, is it advisable to use the same Conveyancer to buy my new home & also sell my old one for which I have found my own buyer. Also how advisable is it to have Local Authority searches done. On my abortive property I kept receiving searches in the post one after the other with no comment on them & I could not understand them AT ALL! I am buying cash from sale so do not NEED searches so should I ave them when I never even got an explanation of the results last time. Thank you”

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Hi Pam, it is much easier for you to have one conveyancer to do both transactions (buy your new home, sell your old one) as timing is crucial here as I assume you need the proceeds of your sale to purchase your new home. Even if you are cash buyer we would still recommend you do the basic searches. I'm sure you would want to know if there are any big developments planned that may have an impact on you and your new home. The conveyancer, if he or she is doing their job correctly, should help you interpret your searches. If you decide not to conduct any local searches, your conveyancer may recommend that you take out no search indemnity insurance as an alternative.

“Yes - thank you. Any new news on Leasehold is helpful. Better still would be to hear it is going to be abolished. I was mis-sold, trapped, and put through the ringer. Still fighting my way through all the complaint systems and exhausted.”

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“rights regarding service charges. simply and easy to understand”

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HomeOwners Alliance is rated 4.6 based on 2,607 reviews