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1) Obtain financial advice from a bank or financial advisor so you know what

type of property you can afford to buy.

2) Find a property that suits your requirements, make an offer through the estate

agent that arranged your viewing.

3) Acquire solicitor quotes, choose a solicitor, forward solicitor details to the

estate agent, ideally within 48 hours of having an offer accepted.

4) Contact your financial advisor/mortgage provider to let them know you have

found a property and provide all financial details required.

5) Instruct and pay your mortgage provider for the survey, follow up the survey

and check the results, your mortgage offer should follow within a few days.

6) Contact your solicitor and pay for the searches.

7) Once your mortgage offer is accepted and all legal questions are answered

you will be able to agree dates for the exchange and completion of your

property purchase.

8) Ensure you pay your deposit and make an appointment to sign all outstanding

paperwork with your solicitor including the contract.

9) Exchange contracts and then complete, sometimes on the same day, more

usually 1 week apart.

10) You need to make arrangements to collect your keys either from the house

you are buying or from the estate agent or solicitor. Congratulations.

1) Choose and instruct your estate agent.

2) Prepare your home and garden for viewings.

3) Accept an offer from your purchaser via the estate agent.

4) Acquire solicitor quotes, choose a solicitor and forward the details to estate

agent, ideally within 48 hours of accepting an offer.

5) Your solicitor will send you detailed questionnaires asking what you are

leaving in the property such as blinds, light fittings, who your service suppliers

are etc. Ensure you return all the forms and provide all requested information

to your solicitor as promptly as possible to ensure the sale progresses smoothly.

6) Make an appointment to sign all the necessary paperwork in plenty of time

for exchange of contract.

7) Agree a date for exchange of contract and completion.

8) Book your removal company, they can supply you with packing materials

should you wish.

9) Talk to your estate agency about what you want to do with the keys on the

day of completion.

10) Your solicitor will phone to say the sale has completed usually late morning,

you then need to hand over keys as arranged and move on to your new

home.

* IMPORTANT- Keep in touch with your financial advisor, solicitor and estate agent, always return their

calls asap and return documents when requested. Depending on your circumstances sales can take

between 2 weeks and 3 months with the average for a first time buyer being 10-12 weeks.

* IMPORTANT- Keep in touch with your financial advisor, solicitor and estate agent, always return their

calls asap and return documents when requested. Depending on your circumstances sales can take

between 2 weeks and 3 months with the average for a first time buyer being 10-12 weeks.