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Next step after getting mortgage approved

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  • 19-07-2013 4:03pm
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    Registered Users Posts: 1,317 ✭✭✭


    After I get a letter from the bank saying that my mortgage is approved and that they will give me the money..
    what is the next step?


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  • Registered Users Posts: 2,859 ✭✭✭Duckjob


    Assuming you havn't completed bidding yet;

    - Bid on properties you're interested in. Get bid accepted.
    - Place booking deposit with EA (usually €5-10k). Get receipt
    - Engage a solicitor
    - Possibly jump through more hoops for your lender to satisfy their requirements.
    - Arrange survey of the property to detect any problems. If necessary, renegotiate price with EA/seller (if anything costly found)
    - Arrange valuation of the property for your lender.
    - Arrange life assurance for anyone on mortgage
    - Arrange home insurance
    - Sign contracts and pay security deposit (usually around 10% of price). Amount you pay will be less booking deposit you've already paid.
    - Agree close date when you will pay balance and seller will be moved out.
    - Wait for close date
    - Solicitor will drawdown mortgage amount before close date
    - On close date, solicitor will pay balance to sellers solicitor and effect the transfer.
    - Go to the EA and collect the keys

    Above assumes all runs smoothly and there's no delays with mortgage approval, legal title, seller moving out, survey, valuation etc etc


  • Registered Users Posts: 475 ✭✭The lips


    Mods - should this reply be stickied?

    It answers a lot of questions that clueless newcomers like myself are asking.


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