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Home Information Packs which are also known as the HIPs are compulsory for the majority of properties in England and Wales being marketed. In 6 April 2009, important changes were made to HIPs meaning better information is now available as soon as a property is marketed.

The pack contain documents that provide the buyer with key information about the home and must be provided by the seller or the agent. It is against the law to market a property without one in England and Wales.

The home pack give buyers access to important information about the property at the beginning of the buying process without having to spend a penny. It is less likely that buyers will become aware of issues at the end of the process especially if they have the HIP includes the optional Home Condition Report. In theory the info pack will reduce delays and extra costs for both the buyer and the seller. However, the jury is still out.

 
Hips starting for three-bed homes
Home Inspection News
People selling three-bedroom homes in England and Wales must now use Home Information Packs (Hips). The controversial measure was first introduced for four-bedroom homes at the beginning of August.

 
New HIP Directory Launched
Home Inspection News

The Home Information Pack industry now has a new marketing opportunity.

The HIPCentral directory is much more than a simple listing, it allows subscribers to create a mini-website that includes a document library, an image gallery, and a product and services page in addition to the main page. For a limited time only those that sign-up for an enhanced listing on the website will receive a Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) assessment of their website produced by the founder of HIP Central, who has significant experience optimising websites in this sector.

 
Information packs extended to 3-bed homes
Home Inspection News
Anyone selling a three-bedroom home after September 10 will have to provide the buyer with a home information pack, after the government said yesterday it was expanding the controversial scheme.

 
Audit office slams government over Hips
Home Inspection News
The government has come under fire from the National Audit Office (NAO) for the way it implemented the controversial home information packs (Hips) earlier this month.

 
Kirstie Allsopp and Grant Shapps talk HIPs
Home Inspection News
MP Grant Shapps brought out the big guns to help him fire warning shots over new legislation which could cost house buyers at least £600, writes Ben Griffiths. He enlisted the support of TV personality Kirstie Allsopp, from property show Location, Location, Location.

 
No water risk details in home information packs
Home Inspection News
Ministers faced renewed criticism over the flooding crisis after it emerged that controversial new home information packs will not include details about the flood risk to properties.

 
DEAs ready for Hips
Home Inspection News
The total of accredited Domestic Energy Assessors (DEAs) has reached almost 1,600 ahead of the launch of the home information packs (Hips) scheme on August 1st.

 
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