Property sale in Haslemere
The sale of a large freehold property in the Haslemere area by the executors of an estate.
Examples: Residential Property
Acting for first time buyers
The purchase of a freehold property by an unmarried couple as first time buyers with mortgage finance.
Sale and purchase in Surrey
The sale of a leasehold property in Haslemere and the purchase of a leasehold property in Grayswood for the same client.
Portsmouth property purchase
The purchase of a property in Portsmouth on behalf of a Trust in a sensitive case where the occupier of the property had very particular needs.
Sale of London property
The sale of a high value London freehold property subject to complex financing.
Fast property transaction
Achieving exchange of contracts within two weeks with completion less than one week later for purchasers of a re-possessed property which was still being marketed by the mortgagees in possession.
Fast and complicated property purchase
Acting in a purchase with exchange and completion turned around in less than two weeks where there was a lengthy chain and issues over a defective title.
Multiple lease extensions
Lease extensions for 15 leaseholders of flats where the leases had less than 70 years left to run. The leaseholders had already negotiated a price with the landlord and required assistance in agreeing the terms of the new leases and working towards completion. Discussion with lenders was involved and terms were agreed to the satisfaction of all parties and the new leases were registered.
Help to Buy property purchase
Acting in connection with the purchase of new build properties with Help to Buy involvement. Acting for the purchasers on a local new build site, who in addition to mortgage funding, also agreed an equity loan with the Homes and Communities Agency. This involved quite substantial preparatory work, and ensuring that we could meet all the requirements.
Unregistered land with lots of complexities
Acting in a matter where the client was purchasing unregistered land with several parts. The property had been the subject of historical inheritance and additional purchases before the requirement for compulsory registration. Investigations of old documents were required as was the preparation of a plan which would be acceptable to the land registry, incorporating the various parcels of land which had been purchased at different times.
