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Cavey

 posted on 18th Feb 12 at 17:46

North is cheap bla bla bla.

Yeah, probably under 1k at that price.


Jon_C

 posted on 18th Feb 12 at 17:39

quote:
Originally posted by chloe16v
house we are looking at is under £50,000


A house for sub 50k ???


chloe16v

 posted on 16th Feb 12 at 23:25

location is rotherham, s, yorks


whitter45

 posted on 16th Feb 12 at 23:18

quote:
Originally posted by chloe16v
house we are looking at is under £50,000


Is that you have Your location as hell. Searches will be circa 400 and solicitors the same so budget 1k without damp duty


[Edited on 16-02-2012 by whitter45]


chloe16v

 posted on 16th Feb 12 at 23:14

house we are looking at is under £50,000


Haimsey

 posted on 16th Feb 12 at 21:18

Its hard to say specifically, but given legal fees, estate agency fees, SDLT (although not applicable on sub-125k), for an average house of around 130k I would say 2-2.5k all in.

On the note of First Time Buyer Stamp Duty relief - ends 24 March.

Were pressing ours atm to get them exchanged/completed prior to this date :lol:

Searches - dependant on where the property was and to what extent you conducted searches (say you have Local, Enviro and Water and Drainage done), our average is circa£300 (which in comparison to other firms is high).

[Edited on 16-02-2012 by Haimsey]


Ian

 posted on 16th Feb 12 at 19:42

I read that topic as 'buying house coats' :lol:

Depends on the age of the house, what the lender requires, current legal situation etc.


Russ

 posted on 16th Feb 12 at 19:37

related topics.

/closed


chloe16v

 posted on 16th Feb 12 at 18:41

so, we are looking into buying our first house, what cost will be involved? ie. conveyancing fees, searches ect?