The buying process

The Green recognizes a purchase of a home will always be an important and decisive decision one will ever make. Our wealth in knowledge and expertise  in addition to the vast range database of properties will allow us to find a property that will suit your needs, whether the requirements are for first time buyers or an investment ‘buy to let’.

Below we have set out an overview of the different
measures involved in purchasing a property.

1- Registration
The first is registration of your details letting us know of your property requirements; this may be done in several means from telephone, email, in person or using the online registration form.

2- The search
With an understanding of your requirements a search process in relation to your requirements will begin and you will be offered a choice of  properties suitable to your requirements.

3- Viewing
After making a choice from suitable properties, viewings may be arranged at your convenient time during our working hours

4- Finance
It is highly advisable to put into place all financial necessities for the purchase as early as possible to ensure property is not lost due to other buyers being ready.

5- Making an offer
Once your ideal property is chosen, your offer will be forwarded to the seller, both verbally and in writing. Any offer is subject to contracts being signed. There are no legal obligations on either side until contracts are signed

6- Acceptance of offer
Once the offer has been accepted by the seller, the legal side of the transaction must be look at, a solicitor instructed on your behalf to deal with the legal phase of the purchase.

7- Draft Contract
A draft contract is drawn up by the seller's solicitor and sent to your solicitor, who will raise some initial enquiries. Your solicitor will request searches on the property being purchased to determine previous planning permission or any other local issues which may impact the purchase.