With HIPs going from bad to worse, Henry Pryor, at leading property website PrimeMove said.
“The big change in plans, which some have not noticed, is Ms Kelly’s admission that homeowners will be allowed to put their homes on sale without actually having a completed HIP to hand”.
Previously they were threatened with a £200 fine if the HIP wasn’t ready and waiting when the home went on sale.
From August 1, merely having applied for a HIP will satisfy the regulations.
Mr Pryor added, “There is no central record in place to show whether sellers have or have not applied for their HIP. more
“The big change in plans, which some have not noticed, is Ms Kelly’s admission that homeowners will be allowed to put their homes on sale without actually having a completed HIP to hand”.
Previously they were threatened with a £200 fine if the HIP wasn’t ready and waiting when the home went on sale.
From August 1, merely having applied for a HIP will satisfy the regulations.
Mr Pryor added, “There is no central record in place to show whether sellers have or have not applied for their HIP. more