Property Solutions to Sell Your House Fast For Market Value
Pros and cons of living next to a farm: The main pros of living next to a farm include enjoying life in the countryside where the air is cleaner and where you’ll enjoy less noise and exhaust pollution from city traffic. Whereas the cons of living next to a farm include nasty smells, increased dust, flies and rodents.
It is better to have a house facing west rather than east as the sun sets in the west and you will have more of the afternoon and evening sun as the sun tracks round in the sky. You will also get to experience great susets too if your have faces west.
Only buy a house near a farm or farmland after researching the type of farm it is and if it’s an arable or livestock farm that may or may not give off bad manure smells. Living near a farm is a good thing, as it means you’ll be living in the countryside, but make sure to do your homework first.
For homes in the Northern Hemisphere, for example in the UK, the best direction for a house to face for sunlight is south, as the sun tracks around the sky after rising in the east to the south side of the garden until it finally sets in the west
Houses with north-facing gardens gets less sun and houses with south-facing gardens gets more sun if you live in the UK, Europe and North America, which are in the Northern Hemisphere. This means the back windows of a north-facing house gets less sun vs a south-facing house which gets plenty of sun.
Offer On House Accepted Now What? First you should ask for the house to be take off the market, followed by contact your conveyancing solicitor to progress legal’s and then progress your mortgage application and finally, arrange a removal company.
