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<html> <head> <title>Home Information Pack services explained from the point of view of a Conveyancing Solicitor.</title> </head> <body> <h1>Home Information Pack services explained from the point of view of a Conveyancing Solicitor.</h1> <div class="info">Author: <a href="http://www.goinglegal.com/author_1_249231.html">Ittaman Pattat</a></div><div class="body">The Home Information Pack is also known as the HIP is undoubtedly a strong move forward by the Government to replicate the system deployed in Denmark. However the Government of the UK has diluted the pack and its worthiness is now questionable. The main component of the Home Information Pack was the Home Condition Report which was meant to give the buyers all the information about the condition of the property they are considering buying. Hence without this document, how useful is the Home Information Pack?<br /> <br /> <br /> From the point of view of a conveyancing solicitor the Home Information Pack is still useful as long as it does not delay the marketing of the property. As a conveyancing solicitor dealing with many conveyancing transactions on a daily basis we find the Home Information Pack useful in that it clearly lays out all the required information about a property. These forms could otherwise take weeks and even months to gather and in the pre Home Information Pack days the sale was delayed while the seller was gathering this information. In particular as a London Solicitor we are dealing with a significant number of leasehold properties which seem to be proceeding through to completions much more swiftly with the Home Information Pack in place. <br /> <br /> As a conveyancing solicitor that works with many estate agents we are aware of the pressures these estate agents are under. The present Home Information Pack (HIPs) regulations recently changed making it compulsory for anyone marketing a property to have a HIPs in place ready to give to prospective buyers. Now, a Home Information Pack can take up to two weeks to prepare and as such this could be causing delays and consequently damaging the prospect of selling a property in an already harsh economic climate. Of course the rules are the same for energy performance certificates which are meant to be a mandatory component of the Home Information Pack.<br /> <br /> Conveyancing solicitors at www.phew.co.uk are prepared and providing HIPs. This is even more so if you are a conveyancing solicitor providing conveyancing services. In Denmark lawyers lost 50% of the conveyancing market when they introduced the equivalent to a HIP because the conveyancing was done by non-lawyers who tied up with estate agents to provide HIPs and off of the back of this they were getting the conveyancing too. Hence the lesson to be learnt from this is that solicitors need to provide Home Information Packs if they are to survive in conveyancing. Remember that if you are providing HIPs you are onto a winner but if you slip up with the HIP the estate agent will severe ties with you very quickly. <br /> <br /> Resource Box: <br /> Phew! offers a highest-quality service at all times - without exception. It has all the checks in place to ensure this.<br /> <br /> Clients can get an instant online quote. Clients receive SMS updates, 24 hour online case tracker, direct dial access to the solicitor. Clients can also submit documents electronically and make payments either online or via the phone.<br /> <br /> Finally we can say that the <br /> <a href="http://www.phew.co.uk">Conveyancing Solicitor</a><br /> have the great impact on the market of <a href="http://www.phew.co.uk">Home Information Pack</a> . The customers can be pleased by using those two resources <br /> </div> <div class="source">Article Source: <a href="http://www.goinglegal.com/home-information-pack-services-explained-from-the-point-of-view-of-a-conveyancing--solicitor-1405265.html">http://www.goinglegal.com/home-information-pack-services-explained-from-the-point-of-view-of-a-conveyancing--solicitor-1405265.html</a></div> <div class="author"> <div class="authorOccupation"><strong>Occupation:</strong> Solicitor - residential conveyancing</div> <div class="authorBio">Ittaman Pattat is the pen name of a veteran solicitor having decades of experience in area of residential conveyancing and property law in the United Kingdom.<br /> When not Working he can found in the art galleries and museums around the world soaking in the work of great masters<br /> <br /> http://www.elcsolicitors.co.uk/</div> <div class="authorUrl"><a href="http://www.phew.co.uk/" target="_blank">http://www.phew.co.uk/</a></div></author> </body> </html>

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Home Information Pack services explained from the point of view of a Conveyancing Solicitor. Author: Ittaman Pattat The Home Information Pack is also known as the HIP is undoubtedly a strong move forward by the Government to replicate the system deployed in Denmark. However the Government of the UK has diluted the pack and its worthiness is now questionable. The main component of the Home Information Pack was the Home Condition Report which was meant to give the buyers all the information about the condition of the property they are considering buying. Hence without this document, how useful is the Home Information Pack? From the point of view of a conveyancing solicitor the Home Information Pack is still useful as long as it does not delay the marketing of the property. As a conveyancing solicitor dealing with many conveyancing transactions on a daily basis we find the Home Information Pack useful in that it clearly lays out all the required information about a property. These forms could otherwise take weeks and even months to gather and in the pre Home Information Pack days the sale was delayed while the seller was gathering this information. In particular as a London Solicitor we are dealing with a significant number of leasehold properties which seem to be proceeding through to completions much more swiftly with the Home Information Pack in place. As a conveyancing solicitor that works with many estate agents we are aware of the pressures these estate agents are under. The present Home Information Pack (HIPs) regulations recently changed making it compulsory for anyone marketing a property to have a HIPs in place ready to give to prospective buyers. Now, a Home Information Pack can take up to two weeks to prepare and as such this could be causing delays and consequently damaging the prospect of selling a property in an already harsh economic climate. Of course the rules are the same for energy performance certificates which are meant to be a mandatory component of the Home Information Pack. Conveyancing solicitors at www.phew.co.uk are prepared and providing HIPs. This is even more so if you are a conveyancing solicitor providing conveyancing services. In Denmark lawyers lost 50% of the conveyancing market when they introduced the equivalent to a HIP because the conveyancing was done by non-lawyers who tied up with estate agents to provide HIPs and off of the back of this they were getting the conveyancing too. Hence the lesson to be learnt from this is that solicitors need to provide Home Information Packs if they are to survive in conveyancing. Remember that if you are providing HIPs you are onto a winner but if you slip up with the HIP the estate agent will severe ties with you very quickly. Resource Box: Phew! offers a highest-quality service at all times - without exception. It has all the checks in place to ensure this. Clients can get an instant online quote. Clients receive SMS updates, 24 hour online case tracker, direct dial access to the solicitor. Clients can also submit documents electronically and make payments either online or via the phone. Finally we can say that the Conveyancing Solicitor have the great impact on the market of Home Information Pack . The customers can be pleased by using those two resources Article Source: http://www.goinglegal.com/home-information-pack-services-explained-from-the-point-of-view-of-a-conveyancing--solicitor-1405265.html About the Author: Ittaman Pattat is the pen name of a veteran solicitor having decades of experience in area of residential conveyancing and property law in the United Kingdom.<br /> When not Working he can found in the art galleries and museums around the world soaking in the work of great masters<br /> <br /> http://www.elcsolicitors.co.uk/ http://www.phew.co.uk/

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