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Just agreed a house sale (as a seller) what happens next?

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ThunderSkies · 14/08/2020 15:36

As the question really. Thank you

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pinkbalconyrailing · 14/08/2020 15:40

you instruct your solicitor and go from there.

the buyer should arrange for mortgage and their solicitor.

Maybenexttime08 · 14/08/2020 15:55

I'm selling at the moment and it seems it is pretty much all on the buyers side. Once you instruct a solicitor they will send you some forms to fill in.. and then you wait... and nudge a bit!

LilLilLu · 14/08/2020 15:57

Also maybe find somewhere to move to????

bilbodog · 14/08/2020 16:04

Instruct Solicitor and give details to estate agent who Will produce memorandum of sale which goes to all parties and sets the ball rolling.

ThunderSkies · 14/08/2020 16:38

Do I instructive solicitor immediately, or do I wait for the buyer to have done the searches/ reports etc?

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ThunderSkies · 14/08/2020 16:42

@LilLilLu

Also maybe find somewhere to move to????
I’ve already moved, so that’s one less thing to worry about!
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pinkbalconyrailing · 14/08/2020 16:45

do it now.
you need to fill in a bundle of forms and you might need to answer buyer's questions on the seller's information pack and survey results.

have anything you need at hand about important/common questions

  • last boiler service
  • last gas safety check
  • how old electrics are/documents about electrical work
  • fensa certificates
  • your own survey from when you bought

I probably forgot a few...

Shelley54 · 14/08/2020 17:41

Your buyer won't do searches etc until 1) the estate agent (if there is one) sends a sales memorandum and b) your solicitor sends the draft contract. Both of these require you to have obstructed a solicitor.

You then get some forms to complete such as fixtures and fittings, information about your property's boundaries etc, and these go to the buyer.

Shelley54 · 14/08/2020 17:42

Oh dear. 1) and b). I'm tired.

user1471538283 · 19/08/2020 14:53

Instruct a solicitor and complete the forms. I always put some money on account as well. You might have to chase the estate agent and solicitor

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