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Thinking about selling your home? Before you list, it’s worth taking a few minutes to watch this short video from emoov, where we break down the key steps every seller should take before going live online.

Thinking of growing your rental portfolio this year? You're not alone. New data shows that rental yields are climbing across the UK, with smart landlords expanding through limited companies, targeting high-performing regions, and refinancing to reinvest.

Have you ever been told you need to use an estate agent’s mortgage broker or solicitor to have your offer considered? That’s called conditional selling - and it’s against the rules.

This guide explains how to upload your property listing on Emoov, with a step-by-step video and expert tips on photography, presentation, floorplans, descriptions and video tours to help you get your home live quickly.

Join us for a sit-down chat with our CEO, Nick Neale, as he shares the story behind Emoov, how the online agency began, and what drives the way we work today.

After years of house prices rising way faster than wages, things are starting to shift. With earnings growing faster than property values for the fourth year in a row, home ownership affordability is finally improving across the UK. But what does this mean if you're thinking of buying, selling, or trying to move up the property ladder? In this blog, we unpack the latest trends and offer practical advice for navigating a more balanced market - whether you’re doing it yourself or listing with Emoov.

Thinking of selling your home yourself? Before you dive into viewings and negotiations, make sure your paperwork is in order.

The Renters’ Rights Bill is now law; and landlords need to be ready. From the end of Section 21 evictions to tougher property standards and new compliance rules, the changes are significant. If you're a landlord or thinking about selling a tenanted property, this is your heads-up to get ahead of the curve. Read our updated guide to learn what’s coming and what you can do now.

If you're a landlord feeling under pressure from new legislation, rising costs, or uncertainty around mortgage rates, then you're not alone. But before you hang up your keys, take a breath. The Private Rented Sector (PRS) is still a viable-and profitable-place to be. Here’s why some landlords are choosing to stay, what the data says about yields and mortgage pressures, and how DIY landlords can make it work.