Purchaser’s questionnaire – Thirsk Winton LLP Forms

How many purchasers of the property will there be?

If you are purchasing the property with a mortgage, every person named on the mortgage offer must be a purchaser of the property

Personal details of the purchasers

Name of Purchaser 1 *

First

Middle

Last

Correspondence Address for Purchaser 1 *

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Mobile phone number for Purchaser 1 *

Email Address for Purchaser 1 *

Confirm Email

Name of Purchaser 2

First

Middle

Last

Name of Purchaser 3

First

Middle

Last

Name of Purchaser 4

First

Middle

Last

Property details

Type of property you are purchasing *

House
Flat
Maisonette
Other

Address of property being purchased *

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Price of property *

Name of estate agents you have purchased through (if applicable)

Are you intending to link this purchase with the sale of another property? *

If you answer "yes" this usually means that the completion date for both transactions will be the same

Mortgage details

Are you going to take out a mortgage to assist you in buying this property? *

What is the approximate amount you will be borrowing on that mortgage?

What is the name of your mortgage lender?

What type of mortgage will be taking?

Repayment
Interest only
Other

Questions related to SDLT

These questions relate to information we will use to draft the Stamp Duty Land Tax form. We will be filing that form electronically with HM Revenue & Customs following completion of the purchase. It is important that these questions are answered accurately to ensure the correct amount of SDLT is paid.

Have you ever owned another residential property (irrespective of whether you own one now)? *

Once this purchase completes, will you then own more than one residential property? *

What is your National Insurance Number? *

Where there are two or more purchasers, give the National Insurance Number of the person named as "Purchaser 1"

What is your date of birth? *

Where there are two or more purchasers, give the date of birth of the person named as "Purchaser 1"

Other information

Joint purchasers - how do you want to own the property? *

Joint tenants - on the death of an owner, the survivor or survivors automatically inherit the whole property, irrespective of any will the deceased may have made. All owners own all of the property, there are no separate "shares"
Tenants in common - each owner that dies can dictate what happens to their share via their will. If there is no will, via the intestacy rules. The default is that two owners will own a 50% share each but they can specify different shares using a "declaration of trust"

Joint tenants is generally suitable for persons in a marriage/civil partnership or other close relationship. Otherwise, tenants in common is usually more appropriate. Where one owner is investing considerably more into the property than the other, tenants in common is appropriate and it is a good idea to have a declaration of trust. Speak to us about this at an early stage in the purchase.

Why are you purchasing the property? *

To live in
To rent out
To redevelop/rebuild
Something else

Will the deposit be provided entirely from your own funds? *

By "deposit" we mean the part of the purchase price other than the mortgage, however big or small that may be. If you are buying without a mortgage treat this question as referring to the entire purchase price.

Who is providing the deposit?

Have you told your mortgage lender that someone else is providing deposit monies?

Yes
Not yet but I will
No and I do not intend to do so

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