| The new Hip way of selling houses will save buyers money |
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| Sunday, 09 April 2006 | |
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Housing minister Yvette Cooper tells Jill Insley why information packs are a boon for first timers. First-time buyers will benefit most from the introduction of compulsory home information packs next year because they have the least experience of the home-buying process, according to the housing minister, Yvette Cooper. The packs, known as Hips, are designed to speed up the home-buying process by requiring sellers to collate information such as the title documents, a home condition report and local authority searches for potential buyers. Read more: HIPSDiscuss this article on the forums. (0 posts) |
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