Why do I need a Solicitor to sell my house outright

whitejohn

Brill, thanks

whitejohn

G_M wrote: »

On reflection, you don't even need to pay £3.

If the Title is listed and available to buy on the Land Reg site, then it is electronically registered.

Whether you choose to pay £3 to actually download it is another option.

Good thinking, yes it's there

Voyager2002

whitejohn wrote: »

Why do I need a Solicitor to sell outright?

I have the house deeds and own the freehold house outright.
I am selling up completely and not buying anything else.
Why can I not just hand over deeds when the money is in the bank?

£450 seems a lot to just hand over the deeds. Surely it's the buyer that really needs a Solicitor and not me?

You don't need a solicitor, but the job has to be done properly.

Look around on-line for lower quotes, perhaps from licensed conveyancers as well as solicitors.

G_M

Claudia1 wrote: »

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1) is this support for the idea of notusing a solicitor? If so, please explain rationale. If not, what is the relevance?

2) Are you in the States ('real estate')? This is a UK site.

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vuvuzela

G_M wrote: »

1) is this support for the idea of notusing a solicitor? If so, please explain rationale. If not, what is the relevance?

2) Are you in the States ('real estate')? This is a UK site.

3) are you advocating yourown services? That is against the forum rules so I suggest you delete the post and/or your website on your profile! 2 hours to doso before you are reported.....

If you look at their homepage link, it's an Australian spammer. I've reported it, suggest you do so too