Conveyancing is all about an object that helps moving or transmitting staffs or even person from one place to another. On the other hand conveyancing is, from the law’s viewpoint, transmitting or transferring ownership from one entity to another. Again, from the financial or investor’s point of view, conveyancing is the document that gives one the right or title to invest or have financial interaction in a certain property.

Transferring the ownership or legal title of a property refers lots of tasks that need to be done either by the person who wants to sell his property, or the buyer who wants to buy a property. There is a significant role of solicitor or conveyancer to help conveyancing. Solicitor or the conveyancer is the legal practitioner who has a proper legal definition to handle tasks relating conveyancing. Solicitors are an intermediary who links between the seller and the buyer or the solicitor of the buyer. The more experienced the solicitor is, the easier the whole conveyancing process goes. Except just buying and selling properties solicitors can suggest you about property mortgages, property protection, remortgages, tax advice, equity release and so on. This was about conveyancing terminologies in general.

Now, in Bristol, according to 2011 census Bristol has average population density of 3.3 persons per acre. There are some local attractions like, Bristol St Thomas, Bristol St John’s, Bristol airport etc. People buying new houses try to have a home around the attractions or in the easy communication points. Conveyancing process in Bristol is almost the same as those of all around the world. The person who wants to sell or buy a property contacts an expert solicitor or licensed conveyancer. Before contacting the solicitor it is highly recommendable to go through the property’s papers and clear all the legal obligations related to the property. Then the buyer gets a suitable offer from a buyer or buyer’s solicitor. If the seller of the property agrees the buyer surveys the property. During this time, the buyer’s solicitor checks out the legal papers of the property and the drafts contract paper. If the price is suitable for the seller and the property is good for the buyer then the exchange of contract takes place. After that both parties select a day to complete the whole transaction.

About the costs relating conveyancing, it actually depends on the property you are trying to sell. If the property comes along with more complicacies then it will charge more because of extra loads of works be done by the solicitors. Searching the right conveyancer has some charges. In Bristol the cost of searching conveyancer is in range and quite affordable. Most of the agencies and conveyancer make the charges fixed to eliminate future troubles. There are lots of firms who offer cheapest conveyancing. Though, there are some charges hidden. That is why; both buyers and sellers are highly recommended to choose their solicitors carefully. There are some extra costs involved after the completion stage like; land registry fees, stamp duty etc. The home conveyancing market is quite competitive, agencies and solicitors are racing to keep their charges low to attract more buyers and sellers, so you can definitely get an advantage of that.

Most of the buyers or specially sellers lose their patience while being in a conveyancing process. It obviously takes a bit long time to complete the whole process. In average it takes 10 to 12 weeks to sell your property. But professionals suggest that it can be reduced to 1 week if you switch to an online conveyancer. Though choosing online conveyancer are sometime risky for the people who are selling their properties for the first or not that much experienced with the conveyancing staffs.