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- The vendor really owns the property, usually checking with the land
registry.
- The property is sold to vacant possession, i.e. no sitting tenants.
- That there are no outstanding disputes regarding the property i.e.
planning.
- If there are any covenants attached to the property and that these
are not unduly restrictive.
- There are no undisclosed charges or mortgages against the property.
- That there is no imminent planning permission in the pipeline that
will affect the property.
- What specifically is involved in the sale i.e. fixtures and fittings.
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