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Conveyancing costs
mattrobbo99
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Hi, How much should I pay for selling my property?
£112k leasehold in Manchester. I have a copy of the lease
I was thinking that it should be about £600 including everything. Does that sound about right?
£112k leasehold in Manchester. I have a copy of the lease
I was thinking that it should be about £600 including everything. Does that sound about right?
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Have you phoned any solicitors? What quotes have they given you?Estate Agent, Web Designer & All Round Geek!0
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Where I normally reside in UK it would be more like £750, but I am a southern softie so maybe more expensive.Grab life by the balls before it grabs you by the neck.0
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Some managing agents charge £300 to supply the leasehold information pack that will be needed.
Sometimes you find they don't have all the information as another managing agent/company deals with the collection of the ground rent and the insurance and you have to pay their fees as well.
All that is on top of what a solicitor would charge.RICHARD WEBSTER
As a retired conveyancing solicitor I believe the information given in the post to be useful assuming any properties concerned are in England/Wales but I accept no liability for it.0
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