Online Conveyancing & Home Information Packs 
Avenue & Co Private Finance are proud to be associated with Easier2Move, the UK's foremost on-line conveyancer.
Our special relationship enables our clients, both sellers and buyers, access to the quickest and most efficient solicitors on the market, all of whom are fully aware of the need for a swift completion.
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KEY SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS:
- No sale no fee process for added peace of mind.- Online quote to include all legals costs, Stamp Duty and disbursements and HIP quote.
- Online updates on your case via email.
- SMS Text messaging for updates as and when they happen.
- Unique online login for case progress - access case progress from anywhere in the world 24/7.
- No requirement to visit solicitors to complete paperwork or sign deeds.
- Specialist solicitors available to handle even the most difficult and unique types of property and cases, including leasehold enquiries.
HOME INFORMATION PACKS
The Government's new Home Information Packs (HIPs) were introduced under the provisions of the Housing Act 2004 and are being promoted under the slogan "Buyers & sellers - Better Buying, Simpler Selling". HIPs were intended to become compulsory for anyone marketing a home for sale in England & Wales from 1 June 2007, however this deadline was extended to start on 1st August 2007 and initially applies only to four bedroom or larger properties. From 10th September 2007 this includes three bedroom properties also and from 14th December 2007 every property newly marketed for sale will need a HIP.
Under the Home Information Pack Regulations 2006, all HIPs must contain the following information:
* Terms of sale
* Evidence of title
* Replies to preliminary enquiries
* Copies of any planning, listed building and building regulation consents and approvals
* Copies of warranties and guarantees (new properties)
* Copies of guarantees for work carried out to the property
* Standard local authority, drainage and water searches
* An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
Leaseholders must also provide the following documentation:
* A copy of the lease
* Most recent service charge accounts and receipts
* Building insurance policy details and payment receipts
* Copies of any regulations made by the landlord or management company
* The Memorandum and Articles of Association of the landlord or management company