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Finding a property at Homecare Estates is made easy through our online source of properties. |
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You may need to secure a mortgage. |
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A solicitor will need to be instructed. |
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If you require a mortgage, the lender will insist on carrying out a valuation on the property. This is normally carried out by a qualified surveyor. |
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It is often advisable to upgrade the valuation survey to a home buyers report or a full structural survey at an additional cost. |
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The Vendor’s Solicitor supplies a draft contract, title deeds, the HIP and any other information on the property to your Solicitor. |
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Your solicitor will check the contract, arrange for a local search and raise any queries with the Vendor's solicitor. |
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Once your solicitor has approved the contract to buy, you will need to agree an exchange date and a completion date. |
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You provide the Vendor with the deposit before exchange of contracts via your Solicitor. |
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Signed contracts are sent to you from the Vendor via your Solicitor. |
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Contracts are exchanged and you arrange buildings and contents insurance. |
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A completion date is set by both sides. This is normally 2 to 4 weeks after the date of exchange. |
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Upon date of completion your solicitor pays remainder of purchase price to Vendor's solicitor. |
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The Vendor’s solicitor confirms completion of sale and arranges for keys to be handed over. |
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You are now the owners of a new property. Congratulations! |