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     • There is no requirement to use a law firm to deal with your transaction, but there are some very good reasons why you should. The same is true of a ‘bricks and mortar’ property – you do not need to have a lawyer but it is risky to try to arrange a conveyance by yourself unless you have a lot of experience and know exactly what you are doing.
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     Do I need a solicitor to buy or sell a park home

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   Do I need a solicitor to sell a park home?

   • You are, therefore, strongly advised to use a solicitor or someone with expertise in selling homes independent from the site owner when selling your home. Few people would sell or buy a conventional home without professional help and many of the same considerations and issues apply when selling a park home.

   Selling or gifting a park home: factsheet - GOV.UK

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   Can a park owner sell a home?

   • The park owner gets up to 10% of the selling price (known as a ‘commission’) when you sell your home. You’ll need to: You must fill in the correct form for park home buyers and sellers to sell your home. Park homes do not need an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The park owner may be able to object to you selling your home.

   Park (mobile) homes: Selling or giving away a park home - GOV.UK

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   Who are Park Homes law?

   • At Park Homes Law we pride ourselves in specialist legal advice for buying or selling Park Homes and Holiday Lodges. In addition our services also include helping existing owners, residents, site operators and local authorities with any legal issues for example; disputes between parties and court matters.

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   Can a park home be sold without a buyer's consent?

   • Buyers and sellers of park homes now have much more responsibility to ensure their transaction is properly completed. Failure to follow procedure could affect a sale’s validity and lead to – potentially costly – disputes. Before May 2013, an occupier was required to obtain the consent of the site owner before selling or gifting a mobile home.

   How to assist with pre-owned park home sales in six steps

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   How do I sell a park home?

   • You must fill in the correct form for park home buyers and sellers to sell your home. Park homes do not need an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The park owner may be able to object to you selling your home. They must apply to a tribunal. You have the right to ‘gift’ (give away) your park home and pass on your agreement to a family member.

   Park (mobile) homes: Selling or giving away a park home - GOV.UK

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   Can I sell or gift a park home?

   • A separate factsheet on Selling or gifting a park home has been prepared for existing residents of park homes who wish to sell or gift their homes. This factsheet does not apply to homes on local authority traveller sites because the provisions in the Mobile Homes Act 1983 relating to selling a home do not apply to these sites.

   Buying a park home: factsheet - GOV.UK

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3. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsSelling or gifting a park home: factsheet - GOV.UK

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   Jun 1, 2013 · You are, therefore, strongly advised to use a solicitor or someone with expertise in selling homes independent from the site owner when selling your home. Few people would sell...

4. parkhome.law › services-for-residents › buying-a-park-homeDo I need a solicitor to buy or sell a park home

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   Do you need a solicitor to buy or sell a mobile park home? We look at some of the advantages, as well as the government's advice.

5. www.gov.uk › buying-a-park-home-factsheetBuying a park home: factsheet - GOV.UK

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   Jul 19, 2013 · you must sell or gift your home through the site owner or someone else they nominate; the home may not be sold through an estate agent or with the services of a solicitor; that you cannot use...

   • This factsheet gives some basic guidance to anyone intending to buy a park home on a protected site in England.A separate factsheet on Selling or g...
   • The Mobile Homes Act 2013 places a number of obligations on both the seller and you the buyer. A failure to meet these obligations could result in...
   • You will be buying the home, but not the pitch (plot). The pitch remains in the ownership of the site owner who is responsible for maintaining and...
   • 1.1 This section applies if you are buying a home from a resident who bought their park home (or were given it as a gift) before 26 May 2013.1.2 Yo...
   • 2.1 This section applies if you are buying a home from a resident who bought their park home (or were given it as a gift) on or after 26 May 2013.2...
   • 3.1 If you are planning to buy a park home from the site owner it is recommended that you get help from a solicitor or other professional. You will...
   • Pre-commencement banned rules4.1 From 26 May 2013 any site rules which were made by the site owner prior to that date (referred to in the legislati...
   • 5.1 It is illegal for the site owner, or anyone acting on his behalf (like a manager or warden) to do or say certain things that are designed to tr...

6. communities.lawsociety.org.uk › property-news › howHow to assist with pre-owned park home sales in six steps

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   • Buyer’s information form and key documents (new and existing agreements) Once both parties have agreed a price for the park home, the seller must provide the buyer with a buyer’s information form, together with copies of certain key documents.
   • Notice of proposed sale form (existing agreements only) Both parties must complete a notice of proposed sale form, and the seller must send this form to the site owner at least 21 days before the proposed completion date.
   • Site owner objections (existing agreements only) If the site owner objects to the proposed sale and assignment, they must apply to the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) in England or Leasehold Valuation Tribunal in Wales (the ribunal) for an order to prevent the sale going ahead.
   • Completion and the assignment form (new and existing agreements) If the site owner has not applied to the Tribunal within the 21-day period, then the sale can go ahead on the agreed date.

7. parkhome.law › services-for-residents › selling-a-park-homeSelling a Park Home - LSL solicitors || Park Home solicitors

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   We can offer a fixed fee package to sell your home, preparing the necessary forms, serving them on the buyer or the buyer’s solicitor and then arranging for the day that the sale is completed and keys are exchanged.

8. www.gov.uk › park-mobile-homes › selling-or-givingPark (mobile) homes: Selling or giving away a park home - GOV.UK

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   You must fill in the correct form for park home buyers and sellers to sell your home. Park homes do not need an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC).

9. www.parkhomeslaw.comPark Homes Law - Legal Advice provided by a specialist Lawyer

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   At Park Homes Law we pride ourselves in specialist legal advice for buying or selling Park Homes and Holiday Lodges. In addition our services also include helping existing owners, residents, site operators and local authorities with any legal issues for example; disputes between parties and court matters. Park Homes Law will provide the peace ...