Should I Buy a House with Japanese Knotweed?
6th May 2016In short: “Yes”. However, that needs to be caveated with: “as long as a suitably qualified company offering an insurance backed guarantee is employed to … View the full post
In short: “Yes”. However, that needs to be caveated with: “as long as a suitably qualified company offering an insurance backed guarantee is employed to … View the full post
Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) is a hardy, bamboo-like perennial plant that, although quite attractive on first glance, is highly aggressive and destructive. It was originally … View the full post
The law surrounding knotweed is found in a variety of places; however, as between private landowners where knotweed moves from one property to another the … View the full post
Japanese knotweed could potentially cost many Londoners a mortgage, according to BBC One’s Inside Out programme. The plant is resistant to fire, poison, and concrete, … View the full post
Last year the Telegraph reported that house sellers had been forced to spend thousands of pounds eradicating Japanese knotweed from their land after finding their … View the full post
It seems an unlikely scenario but weeds can stop you getting a mortgage, or so it seems from an article in the Metro last month. … View the full post
According to the Telegraph, house sellers have been forced to spend thousands of pounds eradicating Japanese knotweed from their land after finding their homes had … View the full post