To be completed by the seller Part A: Disclosure of material facts.
Getting the property ‘Market Ready’
The information which you provide must be accurate. Whether you are the owner of the property or represent someone who has died or is unable or unavailable to complete the form, the form should be completed as though the questions are being answered by the owner.
This form is required to ensure that the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 are complied with during the marketing of the property and must be completed as accurately as possible. Under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 it is important to disclose anything that would materially affect the transactional decision of the average consumer.If you do not know an answer to a question then that is fine but please provide as much information as possible and do not omit information.
The information will be used by the conveyancers representing yourself and the buyer during the conveyancing process and will form part of the contract for the sale of the property. If any of the information changes before you complete the sale then you should let your conveyancer know as soon as you become aware of thenew information.Instructing your conveyancer now will mean that they can review the information which you have provided and help you resolve any title defects or replacing missing documents will significantly speed up the sale.
Part B: Getting the property ‘Sale Ready’
Whilst you only need complete the information in Section A to enable the property to be marketed, by completing Section B now you may save both time and money during the conveyancing process. Therefore we recommend that you complete all sections now. Section B will be be highlighted further along in this form.