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Selling house while living abroad

Sorolla · 2020-10-01 20:13:33

I live abroad and due to travel restrictions I will probably not be able to visit Ireland for a long time. I wish to sell a property I own in Ireland. Is it possible to sell a property without being in the country? What would be the procedure?

01-10-2020 8:13pm

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Sorolla

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I live abroad and due to travel restrictions I will probably not be able to visit Ireland for a long time.

I wish to sell a property I own in Ireland.

Is it possible to sell a property without being in the country?

What would be the procedure?

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#2 01-10-2020 9:47pm

Juwwi

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You probably need to speak with a Solicitor based in Ireland ,You should be able to book a appointment and do it by phone .

I'm sure it can be done, the main problem is you signing the contracts .

I'm not sure if they can be sent by courier to you and then sent back or if you signing the contracts has to be witnessed by your solicitor .

You would get a better response in the Accommodation and Property section .

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#3 01-10-2020 9:52pm

Atlantic Dawn

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You would probably need to use the services of a notary in your country to verify documentation you sign and verify this was done by you so solicitor in Ireland is happy with them.

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