Home Report Conveyancing Lawyers in Glasgow, Scotland
With a very limited number of exceptions (for example new build properties), homes that are advertised for sale from 1st December 2008 require a Home Report.
The Home Report consists of a pack of documents that reports on the condition of the property, it contains a Valuation of the property and a Report on the home’s energy efficiency.
The onus for providing the Home Report rests with the seller who is responsible for the costs involved in obtaining the information required to produce the Report. The prospective purchaser is able to rely on its contents and is entitled to ask the seller for a copy of the Report.
The Report comprises three documents:
The Property Questionnaire
This is completed by the seller and contains useful information helpful to a purchaser, for example details of any alterations to the property, the council tax banding, factoring details and details of repairs.
The Single Survey
Although instructed by the seller, the Survey is prepared by a Chartered Surveyor and will report on the valuation of the home and it’s condition.
The Energy Report
Again this is prepared by a Chartered Surveyor and reports on the energy efficiency of the property, it’s environmental impact and if appropriate will suggest ways to improve the property’s energy efficiency.
Miller Samuel Hill Brown’s residential property solicitors can organise Home Reports on your behalf. Firstly, we instruct a qualified Surveyor to provide the Single Survey and the Energy Report and we will help arrange for you to complete the Property Questionnaire.
We then compile these into the Home Report and make it ready for distribution to interested buyers either online, by e-mail or by hard copy.
At the same time, we will also be preparing the Sales Schedules and Advertisements so that advertising of your home can start just as soon as possible.
Contact our Conveyancing Solicitors Glasgow
For legal advice on Home Reports in Glasgow, please call on 0141 221 1919 or fill in our online contact form.
