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In Part 1
I talked about staging on a budget and the tasks that you should focus on.
In Part 2
I am going to share my tips for where to find furniture and accessories to dress your home. When buying anything it is always worth bearing in mind your new home and what you are planning to change when you move. If you know that you will be buying a new piece of furniture why not buy it now (check that it will fit your new home of course). The same applies to accessories.
Online
Sites such as Gumtree and Freecycle are great for furniture at no or very low cost. One thing to bear in mind is that if possible you want to have one look throughout in order to give a feel of flow. This means that whilst not everything has to be co-ordinated you do want to try to aim for a degree of cohesion and not too many different styles. So perhaps light wood furniture such as beech or oak mixed with a few upholstered pieces. Ebay is another good place to look although prices might be a little higher.
Charity Shops
Many charity shops have furniture outlets which can be a fantastic source of furniture in very good condition at very reasonable prices. They can also be a
good place to find curtains, duvets etc. There is the added advantage that you are supporting the charity at the same time.
Shops
If I am staging on a budget then my “go to” stores are Ikea, The Range, Dunelm Mill and Home Sense. These are all fabulous sources for accessories such as bedding, throws, cushions and artwork. Again, before you start consider whether you can kill two birds with one stone by choosing items that you are going to take to your new home.
Taking the time and effort and spending some money to prepare your home so that it looks its best does make sense, it’s an investment and it needn’t cost the earth. There is always a reason for moving and staging helps you achieve your goal.
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The first step is to find yourself a good conveyancing solicitor. You’ll want to avoid the estate agent’s recommendations as this is usually based on how much commission they will get from the deal. Choose your own solicitor who is experienced, professional and has a great reputation instead.
Your new solicitor will then give you a quote (hopefully with fixed fees so you know up front how much everything will cost) then they will draw up a contract with you to exchange with the seller’s solicitor.
Both solicitors will then read through the contracts and bring up any issues to discuss. This is when negotiations on topics like the price of the house come into play.
One thing you will need to pay particular attention to is the tenure of your new property. If it’s freehold, you have nothing to worry about, but if it’s leasehold with under 80 years left on it, you’ll want to look into this further as it could be a more expensive investment than you first thought.
If you are buying with a mortgage, your solicitor will apply for a set of legal searches called ‘Property Searches’ or ‘Disbursements’ which will tell you if there are any problems with your chosen property.
These will include:
After the searches are completed and you’re happy with the results, you will need to ensure your mortgage is ready to go and you’ve paid your deposit.
Your lender will then want a very basic survey called a ‘mortgage valuation’ to assess if the property is a sound investment. You may want to back this up with your own in-depth survey at this point to ensure that there are no structural problems.
At this point you will exchange contracts with the seller and both decide on a completion date. The deposit will be paid and the contracts become legally binding.
Upon your completion date you will pay the rest of the money due on the property and receive your keys – now you can move in!
After this, your solicitor will tie up some final loose ends like paying Stamp Duty Tax, sending deeds to the Land Registry and mortgage lender and giving you their bill, then you’re all done.
If you’re ready to get started, get a free conveyancing quote online at Homeward Legal.
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