Meg Sanders

Annie Ashworth

The definitive guide to property, linked to 4-part Ch 4 TV series The Property Chain, with its imprimatur and distinctive logo. Kirsty Allsop, voiceover for both The Property Chain and the ever-popular Location, Location, Location, relates real stories of buying and selling homes. make: a choice that can cost thousands, or millions of pounds. 1 in 3 housing chains break down, resulting in expense and heartache for all involved. The Property Chain explains and deconstructs the dreaded process by which thousands come a cropper each year. away the myths surrounding buying a house and educating us all in the arts of estate agents, lawyers and the mirky corners of the housing industry. Property is a hot topic and according to the experts 9 out of 10 property deals could be pulled off successfully, if the proper information was given to those involved. easy-to-understand manner.It will follow real-life chains, from start to finish and at each level, which will be covered in the TV show each week. There will also be plenty of additional examples of chains, as well as sound advice not included in the show. No stone or brick will remain unturned in Annie and Meg's quest to ensure we all have stress-free property deals.

The Definitive Guide to Buying or Selling, Renting or Letting, Building or Improving Your Home

Property Chain

Katherine Lapworth

From securing the best school for your child to booking a seat in a trendy new restaurant or legitimately avoiding estate agents' fees and dodging tax bills, this book shows you how to beat the system before the system beats you. Subjects include education, health, tax and banking, travel, and houses and house-buying. Each section contains practical information, explaining the systems themselves and your rights within them using straightforward language, uncluttered by jargon, and bullet-point simplicity. It will explain the loopholes, get-outs, and short cuts, illustrated by the best and the most amusing real-life examples. Most importantly, it will unpick the bureaucratic small print to tell you what the people who run the systems often won't. Also included are all the contact numbers you'll ever need for consumer groups and complaints bodies, a comprehensive, cross-referenced index, and a guide to what to say and what to write when you do confront the system.

How to Beat the System - Unravel the Red Tape of Bureaucracy and Come Out on Top

Alexandra Fraser

One of BBC2's conspicuous successes of the last four years has been the ten minute slot called Trade Secrets created and produced by Maverick Television. Each week seasoned professionals from key occupations give hints and tips developed through a lifetime of doing the job. Each tip uses material everyone has around the house and either saves money or costs nothing. The book will contain over 5000 hints and tips (an additional 2000 from the first edition). Each series of tips will come from an individual who will be mentioned and the book will be divided into subjects. There will be sixty line drawings in a second colour to illustrate entries as appropriate and a comprehensive cross-referenced index.

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