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DIY conveyance for a domestic garage
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S4usage said:GDB2222 said:I've stopped DIY conveyancing. I used to do it quite a lot, but now I employ a solicitor. When I did it, I used a book called The Conveyancing Fraud, but sadly the author died, and it's no longer up to date.
If you are going to DIY it, you need to buy a suitable book, and there's a bit of a learning curve.0 -
do the searches cover buried services or special covenants?
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davidmcn said:S4usage said:do the searches cover buried services or special covenants?
Not sure what you mean by special covenants?
if you have any responsibility to maintain access roads or obligations?
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S4usage said:davidmcn said:S4usage said:do the searches cover buried services or special covenants?
Not sure what you mean by special covenants?
if you have any responsibility to maintain access roads or obligations?
Look at the title register or lease for any restrictive covenants1 -
S4usage said:davidmcn said:S4usage said:do the searches cover buried services or special covenants?
Not sure what you mean by special covenants?
if you have any responsibility to maintain access roads or obligations?1 -
davidmcn said:S4usage said:GDB2222 said:I've stopped DIY conveyancing. I used to do it quite a lot, but now I employ a solicitor. When I did it, I used a book called The Conveyancing Fraud, but sadly the author died, and it's no longer up to date.
If you are going to DIY it, you need to buy a suitable book, and there's a bit of a learning curve.
No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?1 -
GDB2222 said:davidmcn said:S4usage said:GDB2222 said:I've stopped DIY conveyancing. I used to do it quite a lot, but now I employ a solicitor. When I did it, I used a book called The Conveyancing Fraud, but sadly the author died, and it's no longer up to date.
If you are going to DIY it, you need to buy a suitable book, and there's a bit of a learning curve.
This is circa 11k in the rural SW.
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