If you are buying or selling a property you will need expert conveyancing advice from a Solicitor, or licensed Conveyancer. Your conveyancer will undertake the legal process of transferring ownership of a property from one person to another. Instructing a property lawyer can be daunting but a good one will guide you through the process of buying or selling your property. The sooner you instruct your conveyancing solicitor the sooner they can begin work. If an estate agent is involved in the sale or purchase they will also want to know which conveyancer you are working with.
Your conveyancer will take care of:
As well as protecting you and your investment.
Your conveyancer will also liaise with your mortgage lender and receive documentation from them. Additionally they will collate all other documents like any survey you have had and deal with any enquiries. Your conveyancer will also deal with leasehold and management companies if the property is leasehold, if there are any purchase schemes being utilised and proving the source of any funds.
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During the conveyancing process, it is common to experience issues and delays with your property transaction. Thankfully there are ways that you and your conveyancer can minimise the likelihood of problems occurring. It’s also important to be able to deal effectively with any issues that do arise. You want to prevent them from escalating. Being aware of the potential pitfalls […]
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Buying or selling a property is no small task. The legal processes involved can be pretty taxing, confusing, and overwhelming—especially when you’re a first-timer. One thing that can confuse you further is all the rampant misconceptions about conveyancing. Today we want to help you understand the process better and begin it with clarity and confidence. Here are some of the […]
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If you are buying or selling property then hopefully your transaction will go without a hitch and you will be in your new home before you know it. That is certainly the plan anyway! However, conveyancing is a sometimes unpredictable process and there are a few things you can prepare for, just in case. Here is our list of […]
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Conveyancing is the term for a house’s legal title being transferred between two people. Deal terms will be fixed at this stage; contract exchanges then occur. Afterwards, the legal title is officially passed, and the process is officially complete. Needless to say, conveyancers are people that execute this. A conveyancer makes sure that your property transaction’s legal obligations are met […]
