In this episode of The Crazy House Prices Podcast, I break down what happens after a sale is agreed upon in Ireland, drawing from my book "How to Buy a Home in Ireland." I cover the crucial steps following a 'sale-agreed' status, such as notifying your solicitor, paying a booking deposit, arranging a pre-purchase survey, and securing mortgage protection and home insurance. I highlight that 'sale-agreed' is non-binding, meaning the deal isn't final until contracts are signed, and discuss common hurdles like probate, structural surveys, and potential renegotiations of the sale price.

I share a checklist for buyers, including the importance of clear communication with solicitors and estate agents, and preparing for potential delays. The episode also touches on the often frustrating, slow pace of the buying process due to factors like bank delays and the complexity of probate. This episode aims to demystify the post-sale-agreed phase, offering guidance to navigate the path to homeownership with more confidence and less stress.

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