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Need for a solicitor?
janec23
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Hi
I am 1 of 2 executors on our late parents estate. My brother, as the other executor, wishes to buy the house. He has a solicitor to buy the house. Do we need to employ the services of another solicitor to sell the house to him? I have had 2 quotes from 2 solicitors but the 3rd queried why we needed a solicitor to sell the house. She said it wasn't necessary. Is this correct? Has anyone experience of doing this? No stamp duty involved and deeds are there. Thanks
I am 1 of 2 executors on our late parents estate. My brother, as the other executor, wishes to buy the house. He has a solicitor to buy the house. Do we need to employ the services of another solicitor to sell the house to him? I have had 2 quotes from 2 solicitors but the 3rd queried why we needed a solicitor to sell the house. She said it wasn't necessary. Is this correct? Has anyone experience of doing this? No stamp duty involved and deeds are there. Thanks
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No you do not have to pay a second solicitor if you are happy with the price he is paying.0
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You don't need one. You literally just sign the forms his solicitor sends you and answer any questions they have. If he explains you don't have a solicitor then they should contact you directly.
If you didn't know the person then a solicitor is really recommended, but it would be a waste of money in this case in my opinion.0 -
Is he getting a mortgage? If not, does he really need a solicitor....?
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