The TA6 and TA10 forms are standard Law Society property forms used in England and Wales when selling a home. With the TA6 (Property Information Form) giving buyers key details about the property (boundaries, disputes, environmental risks) and the TA10 (Fixtures & Fittings Form) listing what is included/excluded (appliances, light fittings, carpets) to prevent confusion….
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Protecting a Property Sale is a lot easier if you take control of the process. Each year in the UK, 1 in 3 property sales fall through, with home movers losing an average of over £3,000 when a sale collapses. This adds up to 300,000 failed transactions annually, causing stress and significant financial loss for…
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A reservation agreement allows a buyer to secure a period during which the seller cannot negotiate with other potential buyers. This gives the buyer time to finalize the transaction without the risk of losing the property to another party (gazumping). However, it does not guarantee that the sale will occur but may lead to a…
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How to sell a home and achieve market exposure for your property will depend on your time, budget and approach to marketing. Expanding market exposure for your property listing is pivotal to attracting a broader audience and securing the best possible sale. Don’t be fooled into thinking you need to be on the major property…
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Selling a home in the UK, managing the legalities and paperwork is essential to ensure a smooth transaction. As property seller, you must be diligent and organized to navigate this process effectively. This guide is not legal advice but more about the common sense approach to handling the legalities and paperwork involved in selling your…
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As a professional property seller, managing emotional attachment to a property is a common challenge, especially if the property has been a significant part of your life or family history. However, effectively detaching emotionally can help you make objective decisions and streamline the selling process. Here are some strategies to consider: 1. Acknowledge Your Emotions…
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