New plans involve sellers providing upfront information to reduce sale collapse risk
New plans involve sellers providing upfront information to reduce sale collapse risk
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The new plans could see benefits for first-time buyers and speed up the process by four weeks
The Government wants to halve the number of failed transactions, prevent last-minute fall-throughs and drive up the standards of…
Under the plans, sellers and estate agents will be required to provide buyers with vital information about a property upfront
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The reforms could also reduce unexpected and costly surprises which can lead to sales collapsing, helping people to keep more…
Under new proposals, sellers and estate agents will have to provide key information about a property up front.
