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House conveyance,?
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Simply, what form or forms do i need, I am going to buy my own home, i will be doing the conveyancing. I have the full amount of money, i have done all that is nesseserry for completion. Im not going to worry if the house falls down after i have bought it, Just want to know what forms are required to complete…Is it possible to sign seal and complete in 10mins,
If not why not… Thanks.
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2 Comments
July 8th, 2009 at 1:08 pm
It’s just possible to do everything in 10 minutes, if you’ve spent days setting everything up beforehand. It doesn’t take that long to sign your name a dozen times. But that’s the end of the process, not the whole process.
An attorney who represents himself has a fool for a client. Pay a real estate attorney to make sure that everything is in order – or you could end up “conveying” your money and getting nothing. For instance, will you accept a quit-claim deed, or conveyance of right, title and property? Or does your state convey property by deed? Do you know the differences? Are you accepting encumbrances? (If the site is declared hazardous, you’ll be responsible for the cleanup costs – which could run to many times the price of the property.)
That’s what you pay an attorney for, not making sure that the house won’t fall down.
July 10th, 2009 at 3:04 pm
If you don’t know the answers to these questions you should not be doing this yourself. Professional advise is not as expensive as any one of the problems you could run into.