How to
Sell a Home

Conveyancing is the legal term used for the transfer of property from one person to another. There is a lot of work and five different stages involved in the buying and selling of property. If you are selling a property, you should first appoint your selling agent and solicitor. Preparation is key so early contact is advised.

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It’s natural to feel the excitement and nerves that come with buying a new home, but what can you expect?

Whether you are selling or buying a property, getting to the ‘Sale Agreed’ stage in a property transaction is an important step. Here is what you can expect after going ‘Sale Agreed’.

Buying a family home is an investment, and it is understood that all properties will need work and maintenance over time. That said, a buyer does not want to be hit with an unexpected issue shortly after they receive their keys. So, remember, buyer beware!

Buying and selling a property in Ireland can be a complex and lengthy process. While the Government set a target of an eight-week timeframe for the conveyancing process, transactions can take longer than this for various reasons. Delays can be mitigated by a proactive approach by sellers and buyers.