Conveyancing Fees

January 25

Finding a good quality, low cost conveyancing solicitor’s service for a house move or property sale or purchase can be a difficult undertaking. Often, when several quotes are obtained from different solicitors for the same house sale or purchase the items detailed as costs and fees can vary. How do you make any sense of [...]

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Home Information Packs and Conveyancing

January 25

Anyone who is selling a home will have heard of the Home Information Pack or HIP as it is also known. These are relating to the property that you are selling and they are now compulsory for the majority of homes that are on the market for sale in England and Wales. As from 6th [...]

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Conveyancing Quotes

January 25, 2010

Conveyancing is a competitive business. Owing to this, conveyancing quotes are seldom transparent. Most are out to trick you and legally rob you of your hard earned money. So what can you do about it? This article is dedicated to helping you make wise decisions and stay away from fraudsters as far as conveyancing is [...]

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Conveyancing Solicitor

January 25, 2010

If you’re interested in becoming a conveyancing solicitor, discover more about the duties and responsibilities of this type of solicitor, and how you can get into conveyancing.
Conveyancing Solicitor Roles
This sort of solicitor ideals with the legal issues that occur during the buying and selling of property. They also communicate these issues with the vendor, purchaser and local authorities, [...]

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Commercial Conveyancing

January 25, 2010

Buying or leasing a commercial property today can become hassle free only when the buyer knows their property law well. Even they are not familiar with the latest news they need correct legal advice. Our commercial property department is experienced in dealing with commercial property transactions including sales, purchases, assignment of leases, purchases of businesses [...]

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Cheap Conveyancing

January 25, 2010

Conveyancing solicitors are experts in providing legal representation for refinancing, selling as well as buying a property. The advantage of using conveyancing solicitors is that they are good at negotiating and can negotiate with other parties to get you the cheapest conveyancing quotes in the market. A good conveyancing solicitor will help you in speeding [...]

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Online Conveyancing

January 25, 2010

In the technological world we are living in today, almost anything can be done online, and conveyancing is no exception.
Conveyancing is the legal term for the process of transferring ownership of a property between two parties. A conveyance is legal document known as a deed that conveys a property from the seller (or vendor) to [...]

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The Conveyancing Process

January 25, 2010

Here we’ve set out the conveyancing process from the point of view of the seller:
Offer to exchange
1. Instruct your conveyancing solicitors
2. Your conveyancing solicitors will send you a client care letter, which you should sign and return, together with proof of identity and details of your current mortgage
3. Your solicitors will send you:

Fixtures, fittings and [...]

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Selecting a Conveyancing Solicitor

January 25, 2010

Ten Tips for Choosing a Conveyancing Solicitor
Choosing your Conveyancing Solicitor when you move home is a daunting task. Moving a home can be a stressful time. But who will be right for you. Here are ten steps to choosing your Solicitor for Conveyancing.
1. Listen to friends and family who have been moved home recently. Who [...]

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UK Property Terms

January 20, 2010

Acceptance
When you are offered and accept a mortgage offer from a lender this is what you need to sign and return.
APR
Stands for ‘Annual Percentage Rate’ relating to interest on a loan
Applicant
The term used by an estate agent to refer to you when you are a potential buyer of a property.
Appraisal
When selling your house an estate [...]

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