Buying a Newly Built Property



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	Buying a Newly Built Property Buying a newly built or converted property either "off plan" or in the early stages of construction often requires an exchange of contracts within 26 days or the buyer risks losing the reservation deposit, incentives offered by the developer or even the property itself. We are used to working with developers and their legal departments. We will: - Check the contract carefully to ensure you are protected. Produce a full contract report on all documents provided by the developer. Advise on planning, building regulations and new build warranties. Liaise with developers' site offices and legal departments. Work with you to meet the deadline. For further information please contact us using the details below. 01376 321311 Send an Email The Team Home


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	Buying a Newly Built Property Buying a newly built or converted property either "off plan" or in the early stages of construction often requires an exchange of contracts within 26 days or the buyer risks losing the reservation deposit, incentives offered by the developer or even the property itself. We are used to working with developers and their legal departments. We will: - Check the contract carefully to ensure you are protected. Produce a full contract report on all documents provided by the developer. Advise on planning, building regulations and new build warranties. Liaise with developers' site offices and legal departments. Work with you to meet the deadline. For further information please contact us using the details below. 01376 321311 Send an Email The Team Home


	home \| commercial property \| commercial law \| commercial dispute \| employment employer \| mediation
	wills & probate \| estate administration \| conveyancing \| civil dispute \| family law \| employment \| personal injury
	recruitment \| philosophy \| location \| newsletter \| lunch events \| links \| privacy policy
	the best of braintree \| braintree solicitors \| terms & conditions \| disclaimer \| directory \| HTML Sitemap \| other links


	© Smith Law Partnership 2008. All rights reserved.