Most people prefer buying a leasehold property because it is usually cheaper than buying a property and the land it’s on. Buying a leasehold property requires leasehold conveyancing. If this is your first time hearing about the term, leasehold conveyancing is the legal process you go through before you can…
We know that buying a home is quite expensive. However, you can still have a home for yourself at a lower price by purchasing a leasehold property. Leasehold simply means that you will lease the property from the freeholder so you can use the house for the long term. While…
Did you know that there are two different forms of legal ownership in homes? You probably haven’t heard of it because some estate agents tend just lightly to mention it without going in-depth. The difference, however, is so significant that it can be the line that separates a home that’s…
Buying a home involves going through a lot of nitty gritty details. However, when you find yourself at the stage where you are about to exchange contracts with the other party, you may already be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. However, this is one of the…
Real estate is one of the profitable investments you can make. With it, you can have passive income, whether long term and short term, stable cash flow, tax advantages, investment diversification and property value inflates over time. If you agree and plan to purchase a property and rent it out…
Mortgages are generally people’s biggest financial commitment, taking up a large portion of their monthly outgoings. Lenders are more cautious while economic uncertainty continues. Remortgaging your home may seem like a good idea. Chances are, you may have considered this but do not know how to begin the process. The…
There is no rule saying that you must use a local solicitor or conveyancer. In fact both local conveyancing and online conveyancing have their benefits – which is why we offer both. Conveyancing Expert take a look at the benefits of local and online conveyancing, why it matters, and whether…
The conveyancing process involves preparing the paperwork necessary in transferring a property from one person to another. This is usually done after a sale has been made, wherein your requirements will undergo sets of checks and procedures to ensure that you become the legal and rightful owner of the property. …
When you are selling a property the conveyancing fees tend to be slightly less than if you are buying. This is because you don’t have much third-party disbursement to pay, like Land Registration fees, searches and Stamp Duty. However, though the process is much simpler, conveyancing when selling a property…
Conveyancing Store – Should I Hire a Conveyancer Before I Make or Accept an Offer? A property transaction might be one of the most important financial transactions you will ever make. That said, getting professional help and advice is most crucial. In most situations, this involves a conveyancer or solicitor.…
