It is widely held that the property market becomes stronger in the spring, picking up again in the late summer and early autumn. Your property is more likely to sell quicker when the market is strong and demand is high. This means it is a good idea to keep an…
Hiring a conveyancer when buying or selling a house is a necessity that you shouldn’t overlook. While it will cost you money to hire a conveyancer, they can help you go through a lot of the legal work involved in a property transaction. However, before hiring a solicitor or a…
Conveyancing is the act of transferring the ownership of a property from one party to another. Every buyer or seller of a home will need a conveyancer for the job. Some standard conveyancing fees include transfer fees, local authority fees and land registration fees. The act of buying or selling…
When buying or selling a house, you will encounter a stage where you need to hire a solicitor or a conveyancing agent who will then guide you through the legal aspects of the transaction. As most people are unaware, there’s quite a lot of legal work that needs to be…
The conveyancing process can be very stressful, especially if it’s your first time doing it. There are forms to fill out, timelines to keep track of and even witnesses (who will sign the transfer deed on your behalf) to get organised. After all this is done, you will be looking…
Conveyancing is one of the longest processes in the UK, but how long does it take? In theory, it shouldn’t take more than 56 days from start to finish. But don’t be fooled by this. There are a lot of variables that can change this timeline. The Beginning The conveyancing…
New build conveyancing is a specialist category of property transactions, handled by a smaller number of conveyancers who specialise solely in dealing with new home builds. New build conveyancing can be necessary when you are buying a home that has never before been sold. In this post, we’ll discuss new…
It is possible to feel stressed out while purchasing or selling a property, even when everything seems to be moving well throughout the conveyancing process. It is possible for problems with the transaction to arise, which isn’t very pleasant for anyone involved. Delays in conveyancing may occur for several different…
Conveyancing is the legal term for the transfer of homeownership between a buyer and a seller. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or not, the process can get complicated. The conveyancing process itself is pretty straightforward. You find a property you like, make an offer, and if it’s accepted, things should…
The road to having your name put on the title of a home’s deed is a long and tedious one. There are many critical parts of the process, including finding the right property, talking to the people involved, having the home inspected, and not to mention the immense amount of…
