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Instructing solicitor before buyer's survey

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  • housebuyer143
    housebuyer143 Posts: 4,284 Forumite
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    Flugelhorn said:
    Ponsienella2 said:

    Thanks for your reply.
    I'm new to the whole house selling process - never sold one before. I suppose they'll just send me T6a and T10 forms to complete (even that is just based on me quickly reading up). 

    I need to quickly read up on the selling process. 
    TBH as a seller you don't have to do very much - just complete the forms at some point and send them back - might have to find a few electrical certs and the like 
    And answer any questions from the enquiries. It's really lots and lots of waiting. 
  • Ponsienella2
    Ponsienella2 Posts: 91 Forumite
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    Flugelhorn said:
    ah OK so chain free, that definitely helps  - best to check on CGT though if it wasn't your main residence 
    Yes, we will need to pay CGT on it as we have had it for some years. Thanks for pointing it out though.
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