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The Press & Journal reported on 16 February 2023 that new figures released by Registers of Scotland indicated that average property prices in Moray increased by 7.8% in 2022. Over the last year, the “standard” house price in Moray rose to above £187,000. (This compares, for example, with £145,500, back in 2016). In 2022, the …
Every day, we get questions about house purchases and sales. This article is an attempt to answer the conveyancing FAQs which come up most regularly. If you have a question which you don’t see answered below – or anywhere else on this website – please ask us.
Every year, we at Grigor & Young meet with many people in the Elgin, and wider Moray / Speyside, area to discuss the possible marketing and sale of their homes. As part of our conversations with potential clients, we are often asked which are some of the other businesses which, like us, provide estate agency …
“I have been making comparisons and do not understand why I have additional expenses because I am buying a new build house from a builder. Can you explain this?” The legal costs in connection with buying and selling properties include not just the fee that your solicitor will charge but also other necessary expenses. The …
Buying a house is a big investment. You will want to make sure that you know what the costs will be, so that you can budget and have the funds available at the appropriate time. So, how much does it cost to buy a house in Moray?
Buying or selling a house is a big decision in anyone’s life. It is not surprising that many people worry that they may have made the wrong decision. Backing out of a house purchase or sale is not a decision to be taken lightly and you need to know your rights. As you might expect, whether …
“My mortgage adviser says that I must sign the missives – what does this mean?” Good question. “Missives” aren’t as complex or strange as you may think. It is simply a collection of letters, usually between solicitors, which, taken together, form a contract in connection with a property.
Solicitors’ local knowledge can benefit you when looking for a house – for example, if buying a property in Moray. Solicitors can also help take the pressure off you, guiding you along the path of the property-purchasing process, from noting an interest in a house, at the start, to getting the keys to your new …
