Robbing Bas----s ?
#1
Robbing Bas----s ?
WE just arranged for a hip tonight and was told it will cost in the regoin of £350 - £400. As a Tradesman i know my house is in very good nick ( we have spent enough). has anybody got any experience they might share.
#2
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 5,133
Re: Robbing Bas----s ?
Hey, you ideally could do with two so go for it!
#3
Re: Robbing Bas----s ?
got mine for £249 plus vat
#5
Re: Robbing Bas----s ?
south coast 3 bed semi, doesnt really matter as i just get really f--k-d off paying tax after tax to support non tax payers (don't we all)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!
Last edited by PaddyHaHa; Mar 21st 2008 at 12:12 am.
#6
aka DORIS
Joined: Sep 2006
Location: qld
Posts: 1,584
Re: Robbing Bas----s ?
Just filled all my forms in for it, biggest waste of time ever I hope you have all the certificates if you had any work done on your house after a certain date, because it asks for them.
You also need to fill in all the details for all your utility providers bloody everything, I would like to know how come its always the wife who has to fill all the forms in
You also need to fill in all the details for all your utility providers bloody everything, I would like to know how come its always the wife who has to fill all the forms in
#7
visa holder
Joined: Jan 2006
Location: Thornlands, Bayside
Posts: 1,964
Re: Robbing Bas----s ?
Yep, ours is going to cost £305 + vat if we pay up front. Apparently £100 goes to the company and the rest goes to the government. Robbing barstewards
Joex
Joex
#8
Re: Robbing Bas----s ?
yep , around £300 ... guy was here 2 hours , in the loft , outside , all over . meauring floor plan .
damn house is only 8 years old (see my classifieds) .
stuff all you can do tho , as per usual
damn house is only 8 years old (see my classifieds) .
stuff all you can do tho , as per usual
#9
Re: Robbing Bas----s ?
We are in south east and got a quote from solicitor for about £250. eastate agents quoted £360ish.
nickie
nickie
#10
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Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 1,073
Re: Robbing Bas----s ?
Gotta ask...what's hip,I've been away a while!
#12
Re: Robbing Bas----s ?
HIP is something the government have brought in when you sell a 3 bed or above house...they check that the rooms are insulated, boiler, lights etc its an efficiancy check. Plus a local search so you arent supposed to have to have a search done, check drains etc. and a copy of the title deeds.
You then give it to your estate agent so that its available for prospective buyers to see.
Home Information Pack.
its all crap and another way to make money for the government if you ask me.
Nickie
You then give it to your estate agent so that its available for prospective buyers to see.
Home Information Pack.
its all crap and another way to make money for the government if you ask me.
Nickie
#13
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Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 1,073
Re: Robbing Bas----s ?
HIP is something the government have brought in when you sell a 3 bed or above house...they check that the rooms are insulated, boiler, lights etc its an efficiancy check. Plus a local search so you arent supposed to have to have a search done, check drains etc. and a copy of the title deeds.
You then give it to your estate agent so that its available for prospective buyers to see.
Home Information Pack.
its all crap and another way to make money for the government if you ask me.
Nickie
You then give it to your estate agent so that its available for prospective buyers to see.
Home Information Pack.
its all crap and another way to make money for the government if you ask me.
Nickie
#14
Re: Robbing Bas----s ?
We got ours for about £250 from an online company.
No viewer has ever wanted to see it, might make it quicker to get to exchange of contracts though.
No viewer has ever wanted to see it, might make it quicker to get to exchange of contracts though.
#15
Re: Robbing Bas----s ?
Apparantly the viewers have no legal right to view it but you have a legal obligation to provide it.
We had one estate agent come round and say that they were thinking of charging people £25 to look at it. If someone put an offer on a house they could see it for free but if someone just wanted to have a look (time wasters i think) then they would be charged.
Nickie
We had one estate agent come round and say that they were thinking of charging people £25 to look at it. If someone put an offer on a house they could see it for free but if someone just wanted to have a look (time wasters i think) then they would be charged.
Nickie