Japanese Knotweed Disclosure
Posted by Admin - Jul 2016
Property Information Form (TA6) forms part of the contract documentation when you are selling your home. It requires the seller to disclose information about the property. The 3rd Edition of the TA6 form came into effect a few weeks ago and now includes new questions on Japanese knotweed.
The Benefit of a RICS Home Survey
Posted by Admin - Jun 2016
Caveat Emptor – Buyer Beware!
In the UK, property is bought under the principle of caveat emptor: Latin for “let the buyer beware”. Although the buyer and estate agent have a duty to not withhold any information from the homebuyer, many defects may be hidden and the seller may be unaware of them.
Property Information Form (TA6): 3rd Edition
Posted by Admin - Jun 2016
The TA6 Form (Seller’s Property Information Form) is a general questionnaire for property sellers. This form must be completed by an individual or company when selling a residential property.
Japanese Knotweed Removal, South Yorkshire
Posted by Admin - May 2016
Japanese Knotweed Ltd were contacted by a coal authority who were seeking professional knotweed removal services. The coal authority enlisted our expertise to remove a river bank which contained Japanese knotweed. The bank needed to be removed in order to divert a stream which runs through the site of an old mine near Barnsley, South Yorkshire.
Japanese Knotweed Hazards
Posted by Admin - May 2016
Japanese Knotweed is a major problem if present on a property and property owners should be aware of the different levels of damage it can potentially cause. If we look at the RICS Japanese Knotweed Risk Categories there are four categories of risks. Read more to find out.
