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Start with a record of your home’s condition, key equipment and maintenance documents. A simple schedule makes routine tasks easier to track and helps you notice changes early.

The right shortlist starts with how you live. Consider your daily journeys, space requirements and priorities before comparing finishes and decorative details.

Create a shortlist by comparing location, layout, advertised price and essential features. Use the same priorities for each property so that attractive photographs do not decide for you.

A clear, accurate listing starts with organised information and a well-prepared viewing. Check the property details, gather relevant documents and decide how enquiries will be handled.

Property market figures need context. Check the location, property type, measurement and date before using a headline figure to compare your options.

A useful property viewing checks more than appearance. Compare the layout with your needs, look closely at the condition and record the questions that need a clear answer.