Property Jargon Buster

Do you find some of the property jargon used by estate agents difficult to understand? Has Google become your closest ally during the property buying process?

If this is you, then fear not, property experts at Good Move have revealed the 12 most searched for property terms according to Google Search Trends, Plus, experts have created a property jargon dictionary to help buyers understand difficult terminology and avoid expensive little mistakes! Click here to find the most searched terms

Source: Property Wire

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