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Buying and Selling Total cost calc wanted

I've been looking around for a while so sorry if it's already here and I've missed it.

I am looking for a calculator which will give me a fair indication of what it would cost to sell a house at £x and buy at £Y to include average Solicitors costs, Estate Agency fees etc. I've had no trouble finding the current stamp duty costs

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  • static999
    static999 Posts: 106 Forumite
    so02see wrote: »
    I've been looking around for a while so sorry if it's already here and I've missed it.

    I am looking for a calculator which will give me a fair indication of what it would cost to sell a house at £x and buy at £Y to include average Solicitors costs, Estate Agency fees etc. I've has no trouble finding the current stamp duty costs

    http://www.onlineconveyancing.co.uk/sale_purchase.php
    You have to add agent sale commission yourself.

    It's best you get a proper quote from your solicitor as they varies but the website should give you a rough indication.
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