ex-localauthority.com provides you with some useful information if you already have decided to sell your property privately. Here you could find some helpful tips and advices which we believe will help you to deal with this event without troubles and stress.
How to value my property?
You could achieve the correct price of your property by yourself:
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Just make a simple research through ex-localauthority.com for the prices of former council properties. Ex-localauthority.com database comprises thousands of ex council properties for sale or rent and our Property Price Index is based on average advertised prices on the site over three months. It is more than sure that you will find the correct price of your ex council property with our help.
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Research through the local press and the local estate agents selling such properties.
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Find a neighbor who recently bought or sold similar property. You may have luck to find that your neighbor will have had a valuation carried out.
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Compare all this information and you would achieve the correct price for your property.
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What should I do when I found a buyer?
Most of the people believe that without an estate agent the legal side of selling is impossible. But that is not a truth. Estate Agents have no legal qualifications, so whether you are selling with or without an estate agent you need a legal solicitor or conveyancer to carry out the conveyancing for yourself.
What is conveyancing and what can do licensed conveyancer?
Transferring the ownership of your property from you to another is known as conveyancing. Legally anyone can do it for yourself, if you have the necessary time, knowledge and confidence. However, most people prefer to employ a professional. A Licensed Conveyancer is a specialist property lawyer, someone who is trained and qualified in all aspects of the law dealing with property.
In establishing the CLC, the Administration of Justice Act 1985, lays upon it the duty: "to ensure that the standards of competence and professional conduct among persons who practice as Licensed conveyancers are sufficient to secure adequate protection for consumers and that the conveyancing services provided by such persons are provided both economically and efficiently.
You could find an array of information regarding conveyancing at the official website of The Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC): www.conveyancer.org.uk.
How could I found a legal conveyancer?
The web is full with such offers. Most of sites will check on your behalf for fast and efficient solicitor through an independent panel of solicitors. Usually you get a quote completely free of charge and this will cost you only few minutes to submit a "no hard sell policy". Remember that Estate Agents will charge you with a fee for this service.
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