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Can you check your house deeds cheaply?
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Noz, do you know Tim Thompson?0
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Can you not make an appointment to go and look at them?
I did that when I wanted to check something in mine (at Solicitors + at no cost).0 -
Check with the Land Registry for the official copies and see if it mentions a Transfer, this should contain restrictive covenants that you need to look at. Basically all the do's and dont's this costs £5 from the Land Registry.0
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ginandtonic1988 wrote: »Noz, do you know Tim Thompson?
Bit of a strange question. Never met the man in my life.0 -
Not strange, I work in conveyancing in Peterborough and my boss is friends with him, I wondered as you were quoting him if you new him, its not often you see quotes of his especially as he doesn't specialise in conveyancing.0
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As I said, I used a quote to save time.ginandtonic1988 wrote: »Not strange, I work in conveyancing in Peterborough and my boss is friends with him, I wondered as you were quoting him if you new him, its not often you see quotes of his especially as he doesn't specialise in conveyancing.0
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