J jhegarty Registered User Messages 2,964 5 Sep 2005 #1 Buying a house at the moment and have come across a bit a problem. How does one go about finding the age of house (for getting the house insurance) ? The valuation puts it down at 61-100 years, but the insurance company want an exact figure....
Buying a house at the moment and have come across a bit a problem. How does one go about finding the age of house (for getting the house insurance) ? The valuation puts it down at 61-100 years, but the insurance company want an exact figure....
R RainyDay Registered User Messages 4,505 5 Sep 2005 #2 Your solicitor might well be able to help find this information on the deeds.
J jhegarty Registered User Messages 2,964 5 Sep 2005 #3 RainyDay said: Your solicitor might well be able to help find this information on the deeds. Click to expand... the deeds only go back to 1990 ... the house is a "tad" older than that....
RainyDay said: Your solicitor might well be able to help find this information on the deeds. Click to expand... the deeds only go back to 1990 ... the house is a "tad" older than that....
R RainyDay Registered User Messages 4,505 5 Sep 2005 #4 I've no technical knowledge of these matters, but don't the deeds (by definition) have to go back to when the property was built? Otherwise how can you prove that you actually own the house?
I've no technical knowledge of these matters, but don't the deeds (by definition) have to go back to when the property was built? Otherwise how can you prove that you actually own the house?