property logbookhomeowner documentscertificatesconveyancing records
Useful records
EPC certificate and expiry date
Boiler service history
Electrical installation certificates
Gas safety records where relevant
Planning permissions and building regulation approvals
FENSA or window installation certificates
Guarantees and warranties
Lease, service charge and ground rent information
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is a property logbook a legal requirement?
No, but keeping records organised can make future sale or remortgage enquiries easier to answer.
Does a property logbook replace conveyancing checks?
No. It helps with organisation, but a solicitor still needs to review the legal position and transaction documents.
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