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Legal Costs
These are the costs incurred by both a purchaser and vendor of
a property, or in connection with the sale or grant of a new
lease by a landlord and a tenant.
Such costs can include conveyancing fees, litigation advice,
counsel's opinion, stamp duty (controlled by the Exchequer),
local authority search fees, bank transfer fees and court
expenses, plus other disbursements and VAT.
Since Legislation is constantly being updated, it is advisable
to instruct a solicitor to assist in the preparation of all
sale contracts or lease documentation.
Fees will vary considerably but they are usually based on
between 3% to 7.5% of the first year's rental, depending on
the size, nature and complexity of the matter in hand.
Alternatively sale costs are usually based upon a percentage
of the sale/purchase price.
Specific legal advice or consultancy fees are usually based
upon an hourly rate of charge.
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