Last updated: March 2008
It's not difficult to buy a house but there are many steps involved, here they are:
Sit down and work out what you would like from your first house. Do this by making a list in order of priority - you may have to compromise. You may find that your priorities change as you start to view properties.
Hire a solicitor to do the legal paperwork. For more information read our article on Conveyancing.
At this point you need to get a solicitor and apply for a mortgage on the property. The mortgage company will need to value the property to make sure that it is worth the amount that you have applied for.Did you find this useful? Please consider adding this website as a bookmark:
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Article by Tim Ballard.
February 2008 (updated: March 2008)
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