Selling a Property Solicitors

We understand that when it comes to selling your property, the whole process can be demanding and confusing. Whether you’re selling your property privately, or through an Estate Agent, you need to make sure you’re hiring the right solicitor who can make the process as simple and stress-free as possible.

We know that you want to get your house sold quickly and efficiently, so you can focus on finding and moving into your new home. Our team of property experts are here to take away some of the stress and help deal with the legal issues that come with selling a property.

We’re one of Ireland’s leading law firms for property transactions and have helped many of our clients make successful property sales. It doesn’t just end there though, we’re a full-service firm with teams covering every conceivable aspect of property law so if you need a hand with remortgaging, buying a new property, or any other property related matter, , we can help with that too.

 

Why You Need a Solicitor When Selling

Selling a property involves significant legal and financial implications. A solicitor provides expert legal advice and handles the necessary paperwork to protect your interests. They ensure the sale complies with all legal requirements and that you receive the correct proceeds from the sale. They also help to avoid potential pitfalls and disputes that could arise during the process.

 

Key Steps in the Selling Process

  1. Instructing a Solicitor: The first step is to instruct a solicitor specialising in conveyancing. They will review your property’s title deeds and advise you on any potential issues.
  1. Preparing the Property Information Form (PIF): You will need to complete a PIF, which provides information about the property, such as any known issues, boundaries, and services. Your solicitor can guide you through this process.
  1. Drafting the Contract: Your solicitor will draft the contract of sale, which outlines the terms and conditions of the sale, including the price, completion date, and any special conditions.
  2. Marketing the Property: Once the contract is prepared, you can market your property. Your solicitor will work with your estate agent to ensure all legal aspects are covered.
  1. Negotiating and Accepting an Offer: When you receive an offer, your solicitor will review it and advise you on the terms. Once you accept an offer, the process moves forward.
  2. Exchange of Contracts: This is a legally binding agreement. Your solicitor will exchange contracts with the buyer’s solicitor, committing you to the sale.
  3. Preparing for Completion: Your solicitor will prepare for completion, which involves finalizing the paperwork, arranging for the transfer of funds, and ensuring all legal requirements are met.
  1. Completion: On the completion date, the ownership of the property transfers to the buyer, and you receive the sale proceeds. Your solicitor will handle the final steps of the transaction.

 

How We Can Help

  • Legal Expertise: we have in-depth knowledge of property law and can advise you on all legal aspects of the sale
  • Title Review: We will review the title deeds to identify any potential issues, such as easements or covenants, that could affect the sale.
  • Contract Drafting and Negotiation: Our solicitors will draft the contract of sale and negotiate the terms with the buyer’s solicitor to protect your interests.
  • Paperwork and Compliance: We will will handle all the necessary paperwork, ensuring the sale complies with all legal requirements.
  • Communication: We will communicate with the buyer’s solicitor, estate agent, and other parties involved in the transaction.
  • Financial Management: We manage the transfer of funds and ensure you receive the correct proceeds from the sale.
  • Problem Solving: Our solicitors can help resolve any disputes or issues that may arise during the sale process

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