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Selling Property – Planning your move

In Part 6 of our guide to selling property, we take a look at planning your move and what you need to organise.
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Once your home has sold, contracts have exchanged and a settlement date has been set, it is time to start planning your move. There is packing to be done, mail redirection to organise, booking a removalist company and perhaps a cleaner to help you get on top of the jobs.  No wonder it’s often reported that moving is one of the most stressful life events. To make this a little less overwhelming we have prepared a checklist to make the transition easier. You can download a copy of the checklist here: Planning your move

 

Notify Organisations/People of your change of address

There are so many companies you need to notify of your change of address. You may also need to arrange for connections of services to the new address. You can download a copy of our Change of address checklist to help you organise this. Good luck with the move, we hope it all goes smoothly!

 

For more information on Purchasing Property check out our other blogs:

Part 1: Finance and Deposits

Part 2: Stamp Duty

Part 3: Review of the Contract 

Part 4: Property Reports

Part 5: Exchange of Contracts

Part 6: Planning your move 

 

You may also be interested in our Selling Property series:

Part 1: Getting your property ready to market 

Part 2: Selecting an agent

Part 3: The Contract for Sale

Part 4: Exchange of Contracts

Part 5: Discharge of Mortgage

 

If you have any questions or need any assistance please do not hesitate to contact us at Southern Waters Legal. We offer a free 15 minute, no obligation chat if you want to go through your circumstances.

 

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