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€1,813.79 Fixed Rate - What's the catch?

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No catch! Home Buy Home Sell is open to all Credit Union members purchasing or selling residential property.

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How can Home Buy Home Sell afford to offer this rate?

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Experience, technology and resources.

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Where are Home Buy Home Sell based?

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The Home Buy Home Sell call centre is at 1890 499 999 and will put you  in contact with a solicitor close to you.

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How come I haven't heard of Home Buy Home Sell before?

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Home Buy Home Sell was launched in January 2002 and operates nationwide.

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Are there any hidden costs?

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No hidden costs. Charges are strictly as follows: professional fee €1,813.79 (€1,499 plus VAT) together with necessary outlay. Your HBHS Solicitor will go through these in detail at your initial meeting.

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What services are covered with this offer?

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All the normal legal services involved in buying, selling or re-mortgaging residential property. Any non-standard additional services may be subject to an additional cost and these should be discussed with your HBHS Solicitor.

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Do I have to pay Stamp Duty?

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The payment of stamp duty depends on the value of the property and status of the purchaser.
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When do I need to pay the deposit?

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The Auctioneer usually requires a booking deposit of up to 5% at the time of agreeing the sale. The contract deposit is due upon signing of the contracts.

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How much is the contract deposit?

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This is provided for in the contract. Generally, the balance of 10% is required.

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How do I check that my solicitor is registered?

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All Solicitors within the Home Buy Home Sell network are registered members of the Law Society of Ireland.

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If I buy a house with a friend, whose name will the house be in?

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This is for the client to instruct subject to mortgage conditions.

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Do I have to be a member of the Credit Union to avail of the €1,813.79 offer?

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Yes, this service is exclusive to all Credit Union members.

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Do you cover the entire country?

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Home Buy Home Sell operates throughout theRepublic of Ireland .