Home Information Packs

[Fred Elliot]

Have not got a clue about this really (you fucking cunt Blair)


Do HIP's need to be in place before you accept an offer on your house ?

 :?

[Bushey Boy]

Do you wanta  few magazines on it! Its a fucking mindfield

[sonic youth]

if your hip's dodgy then i'd make sure you have wheelchair access first

[Fred Elliot]

Do you wanta  few magazines on it! Its a fucking mindfield

yes please mate

[Fred Elliot]

if your hip's dodgy then i'd make sure you have wheelchair access first

I am an old cunt  

[Bushey Boy]

In all honesty mate your agent should know, I tried to learn it all for future work etc but gave up when I realised even the fucking government dont know what the rules are!

[Bushey Boy]

Who are you selling buying through?

[Fred Elliot]

Thats the sit rep Im geting from the agent too

[Fred Elliot]

There are so many contrdictory rules out there its fucked

[Fred Elliot]

Green Abbey

The house I want is with Halifax

[Samdy Gray]

The only compulsory bit is the energy certificate, the rest is up to you.

The person responsible for marketing a property (in most cases, the estate agent) must have commissioned a Home Information Pack by the time that the property is on the market. As soon as you have received the Energy Performance Certificate (a compulsory part of the Pack), you must produce a Pack * and provide potential buyers with a copy of the Pack, or any document from it on request. In most cases, this period is 14 days after the date of the request.

Note: The ability to market without a Pack is a temporary arrangement and will only last until 31 December 2007.

If you sell the home before you receive the Home Information Pack, there is no longer any need to provide a Pack. However, you will still have a legal duty to provide the Energy Performance Certificate, which must be given to the buyer at exchange of contracts, or as soon as it is available

* You must not charge for the Pack itself, but you may make a reasonable charge for copying and posting a Home Information Pack.

[Fred Elliot]

The only compulsory bit is the energy certificate, the rest is up to you.

The person responsible for marketing a property (in most cases, the estate agent) must have commissioned a Home Information Pack by the time that the property is on the market. As soon as you have received the Energy Performance Certificate (a compulsory part of the Pack), you must produce a Pack * and provide potential buyers with a copy of the Pack, or any document from it on request. In most cases, this period is 14 days after the date of the request.

Note: The ability to market without a Pack is a temporary arrangement and will only last until 31 December 2007.

If you sell the home before you receive the Home Information Pack, there is no longer any need to provide a Pack. However, you will still have a legal duty to provide the Energy Performance Certificate, which must be given to the buyer at exchange of contracts, or as soon as it is available

* You must not charge for the Pack itself, but you may make a reasonable charge for copying and posting a Home Information Pack.

   

Thanks Sam

thats ace

My company are acredited to produce that !

Ill just charge Lisa £500 for the fucking priveledge

 :twisted:

[Sussex]

In all honesty mate your agent should know, I tried to learn it all for future work etc but gave up when I realised even the fucking government dont know what the rules are!

Had a meeting with my IFA last Saturday and that pretty much sums up what he said!

[Fred Elliot]

Where did you get that quote from Sam ?

[Samdy Gray]

Where did you get that quote from Sam ?

http://www.homeinformationpacks.gov.uk/