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receive
the contract and papers from the seller's solicitor, and notify
you; |
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explain
the home-ownership rights and obligations involved; |
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provide
you with details of the fixtures and fittings that will be left
for you and included in the price; |
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make
all the proper searches and enquiries and report to you about the
replies; |
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ask
all the questions that need to be raised with your seller's solicitor
and let you know what replies we get; |
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report
to you and advise you about the legal effects of your mortgage offer; |
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exchange
contracts once you are happy to proceed [a deposit is paid on exchange
of contracts which can be up to 10% of the purchase price, and we
will advise you about this; |
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obtain
the mortgage advance from your bank or building society ready for
completion; |
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tell
you on the day of completion when your purchase of the new house
has completed and you can collect the keys; |
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arrange
for the stamp duty to be paid; |
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register
you as the owner of the property; |
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store
your deeds for you if you wish. |
