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your true potential with our fast track development programme. Here at T2M
you get out what you put in with our support and encouragement you are just
limited by your own ambition, why not find
out more about jobs at T2M.
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you know how much you can afford to spend. Are you getting the best deal?
Why not speak to an independent
mortgage advisor - its free and you could save time and money - what
have you got to lose??
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With over 30 years of combined local experience and knowledge to draw upon, the directors and staff here at time2move.com can offer an invaluable ‘real time’ overview of current market conditions in both the sales and rental market places.
Each month we will be asking one of our staff to give their unique insight into what’s hot and what’s not, looking at supply and demand and giving an idea of what’s selling & renting successfully.
We hope this will serve as a good indicator for those of you wishing to move in the near future.
For more info click here
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 When a buyer decides s/he would like to buy a particular property s/he does not necessarily have to pay the price being asked for it by the owners. S/he can offer less if, for example, s/he thinks there are repairs to be done which will cost money. More...
 When the buyer's offer for the property has been accepted s/he will have to consider several things. More...
 If the buyer has not already begun to arrange a mortgage, they should start to do this now. It should take about three weeks from the application for the mortgage to the formal offer being made by the lender. More...
 The valuation which is done for whoever is lending the money is not a survey. A buyer should consider whether or not to have an independent survey carried out in addition to the valuation. More...
 The legal process of transferring the ownership of the property from the present owner to the buyer is known as conveyancing. The buyer should decide who s/he wants to do the conveyancing work. More...
If two or more people are buying the property jointly they will be joint legal owners. The agreement of all legal owners is needed if the property is to be sold, although if there is a dispute an owner can apply for a court order. More...
 Although it is impossible to give a precise idea of how long the legal work involved in buying a property takes, it is possible to offer guidelines. From having an offer accepted to exchange of contracts can take up to seven weeks and from exchange of contracts to completion can take up to four weeks. More...
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Download our free guide to buying and selling property as a PDF.
Click here to download (Pdf 41.4 KB)
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3 high profile local offices, widespread advertising in local press and
unrivalled internet exposure you can be sure we will find the right buyer
or tenant for your property.
We
pride ourselves on results not excuses!
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