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Making Money from Property and Buy to Let Mar 16, 2012: Even in these tough market conditions there are lots of ways of making money from property, whether you have capital to invest or not. To successully make money from property you need to do thorough research and understand to make any significant profits, you need to take expert advice and be prepared to dedicate time and effort. Kate Faulkner, one of the UK's top property experts explains how to make money from property in the current market.

Selling Property and Trading Up in 2012 Mar 14, 2012: How successfully you’ll be able to sell your current property and trade up in 2012 depends very much on the local market and, in particular, whether you can find a buyer in a strong financial position. Even when you do find a buyer, finding a property to move to won’t necessarily be easy. So what are the pros and cons of selling in 2012?

Should First Time Buyers Take the Plunge in 2012? Mar 9, 2012: Many first time buyers feel they will never be able to get into the property market, particularly those in London and other expensive areas, where affordability is a very real issue. So should first time buyers be thinking very seriously of making 2012 the year to take the plunge and buy?

Future Market: What Impact will another Recession have on the Property Market? Mar 2, 2012: Predicting the property market is about as difficult as predicting the weather - and expert forecasts are rarely accurate. We know that over the next five years, in most areas, property prices are likely to recover, but within the next year or two, it is tough to work out what will happen within the next six to twelve months.

Current Market: 2012 a Good Year to Buy? Feb 29, 2012: This year the usual doom and gloom merchants Capital Economics and Jonathan Davis are still saying property prices will fall by 5% (CE) or up to -12% (JD). These two companies are typically very ‘downbeat' about the market and have been since 2000! Other predictions suggest property prices will rise by up to 3%.