Buy House Tonbridge town centre and south, Tonbridge 🏡

Start viewing properties online and visit any that catch your eye on open house days. Don't make an offer until you've viewed at least 5-10 homes to get a good sense of current market prices. Obtain your paperwork like pay slips, bank statements and identification to apply for a home loan or mortgage. Lenders will typically lend up to 4-5 times your annual salary. Get a decision in principle to show sellers you're a serious buyer. You may need around a 10% deposit plus fees such as survey, legal works and Moving costs totaling 15-20% of the purchase price. Once you find the right property, you can make an offer via your Mortgage broker or solicitor. Tonbridge town centre and south in mind other buyers may also be interested, so your best offer gives you the strongest position. Allow time for negotiations if the seller counter-offers. Agreed terms are then formally documented in a memorandum of sale between both solicitors.Your solicitor will perform local searches and obtain title deeds to ensure there are no issues before exchange of contracts. Tonbridge town centre and south verifies the seller has right to sell. You'll also make arrangement for buildings and contents insurance from completion. Exchanging contracts legally binds the sale, with completion date scheduled 4-6 weeks later for moving in!