Stage 3: Buyer Information Pack
This provides the legal and material information you need to make an informed decision before bidding.
Stage overview
Before bidding, review the Buyer Information Pack. It contains the legal and property information you need to make an informed decision. Review it carefully to understand the property, identify any key considerations and decide whether you're ready to bid.
In this stage you'll:
Review the Buyer Information Pack
Understand the key legal and property information
Discuss any questions with your solicitor
Decide whether you're ready to bid
What's happening
We’ve compiled and verified the legal details of the property.
The pack includes documents such as:
• Title Register and Title Plan
• Epitome of Title (where applicable - a summary of ownership history)
• Property Information Forms (TA6, TA7, TA10)
• Searches and supporting legal documents
A Summary Sheet is also provided to highlight the key points.
What to expect
You’ll have access to detailed information about the property.
• Full pack available online or via link
• Summary Sheet highlighting key points
• Ability to download documents
How you can help
Reviewing the pack early helps you make confident and informed decisions.
• Review the Summary Sheet as a starting point
• Read the Buyer Information Pack carefully
• Speak to your solicitor about any concerns
When to contact us
If you’re unsure about anything, it’s best to check early.
• If you cannot access the pack
• If you have questions about the contents
• For legal queries, speak to your solicitor
Buyer Information Pack FAQs
The Buyer Information Pack (sometimes called the Auction Pack) contains legal documents about your property that buyers and their solicitors need before bidding.
The Buyer Information Pack is usually available from the property listing or can be requested from the Auction team.
The pack helps you understand important information about the property, including legal matters, restrictions and any issues that may affect your decision to buy.
Yes. We strongly recommend that you ask a solicitor or conveyancer to review the pack before you place a bid.
You should speak to your solicitor or conveyancer. Your Auction Specialist may also be able to help direct you to the relevant information.
Yes. Additional documents may be added before the auction ends, so you should check for updates regularly.
Ready for stage 4?
Once you’ve reviewed the Buyer Information Pack and you’re happy with the information provided, the next step is to take part in the auction.
By understanding the property before bidding, you’ll be in the best position to make an informed decision when the auction begins.
Next stage: Stage 4: Bidding & auction outcomes
Stage 2: Creating an account & registering to bid
Once you’re interested in a property, the next step is to register.
ViewStage 3: Buyer information pack
This provides the legal and material information you need to make an informed decision before bidding.
ViewStage 4: Bidding & auction outcomes
This is where the auction takes place. Registered buyers can place bids, and the process is fully transparent.
ViewStage 5: Reservation process & ID checks
If your bid is successful, you’ll move into the reservation process.
ViewStage 6: Journey to completion
This is the final stage, where the legal process is completed and ownership of the property is transferred to you.
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