Documents, planning and taxes hold up property sales

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Issues relating to documentation, planning and taxes have been identified among the prime causes of delays when buying and selling a property in Ireland.

The issues are highlighted in a new consumer guide which has been published by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland and the Law Society of Ireland with the aim of speeding up property sales.

The average sale time for a property here is around four months, but for some, there can be considerable delays. "One key document is the property’s title deeds, which is often held by a bank or other lender, but others include copies of marriage or civil partnership certificates and land registry and mapping documents."

 

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