A Pre-Purchase Survey, sometimes called a ‘structural survey’, is a thorough internal and external inspection of a property to determine its condition. A Pre-Purchase Home Survey is normally conducted prior to a property being purchased and offers the potential purchaser peace of mind by identifying any defects or compliance issues which could incur substantial expense to remedy. Our reports are carried out by qualified, registered Building Surveyors, experienced in inspecting a wide variety of residential properties. The final report describes the condition of the property, under separate headings, which summarise the overall condition of each building element and make recommendations for the remedy of any defects or areas of disrepair including an indicative time-frame for when the works should be carried out. A summary at the end of the report will provide a list of budget costs required to remedy all significant areas of disrepair or regulation breaches... »»»»»
Pre-Purchase Property Inspections - Inspection of commercial properties, sometimes referred to as ‘structural surveys’, are thorough examinations of the interior and exterior of a premises to determine its condition and make recommendations to remedy any apparent defects. Each report will contain a list of budget costings of the main defects encountered during the property inspection... »»»»»
There are two systems for the registration of title in Ireland – the registration of documents in the Registry of Deeds and the registration of title in the Land Registry, both under the control and management of the Property Registration Authority. Both systems are mutually exclusive. Property registered in the Registry of Deeds is said to be “unregistered” and property registered in the Land Registry “registered”... »»»»»
