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Freehold and land registry
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I had just been asking for an update, this is only our second house purchase and the first one was much smoother so we're pretty clueless! Thank you for the questions, I will ring on Monday and be more specific!0
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Another update/moan...I emailed land registry as suggested, only to receive an email this morning saying there had been no documents submitted for that address. I rang my solicitor, who contacted the vendors solicitor, who admitted the documents had only been sent on Friday despite saying 3 weeks ago that they had been sent! Beginning to feel like this will never end!0
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at least you getting answers now0
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That is true, thanks for the positive thinking! Hopefully we're finally getting somewhere.0
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Sorry to put this here, but how do you find out the owner of a property via Land registry? I know th full address, but very far from my current area, hence formal letter.
Is there a request contact number or do you have to pay a fee?
Nothing sinister, I would like to get in touch with a vendor without going through the agents.
Thought it would be better than just knocking and don't want agents to see mail etc. It's not a journey distance I can just do at will.
Any other suggestions would be appreciated too if offered.
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jhoney - the online service should give you the ownership details for a registered property address.
It's the register you would need to view/download for £3 if the property is registered in England or Wales“Official Company Representative
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Land_Registry_representative wrote: »jhoney - the online service should give you the ownership details for a registered property address.
It's the register you would need to view/download for £3 if the property is registered in England or Wales
Thanks so much.0
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