• Buying a Property
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  • Co-ownership
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  • Repossessed Properties
  • Retirement Housing
  • Shared Ownership
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• Leases
  • Deeds of Covenant
  • Granting a New Lease
  • Lease Extensions
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  • Taking a New lease
• Mortgages
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• Property Ownership
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  • Transfer of Equity
  • Transfers on Death
• Property Title Issues
  • Clarifying Boundaries
  • Easements
  • Release of Rights
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  • Rights of Light
  • Rights of Way
  • Statutory Declarations
  • Voluntary Registration of Land
• Selling a Property
  • Agricultural Land
  • Auction
  • Co-ownership
  • Equity Release
  • Farm Land
  • Freehold
  • Energy Performance Certificate
  • Leasehold
  • Option to Sell
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  • Retirement Housing
  • Sale of Part
  • Shared Ownership
• Tenancies
  • Agricultural Tenancies
  • Grazing Agreements
  • Tenancy Agreements

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If you are thinking of selling your property you must have an energy performance certificate (EPC) which rates how energy efficient your property is.

The EPC must be provided to your estate agents within 28 days of you marketing the property.

At Hart Brown we can provide you with the name of an energy assessor who is best placed geographically to produce the EPC for at a reasonable cost.

To speak to someone who can advise about Energy Performance Certificates call, email or request a call back from one of our specialist lawyers.