As we all know conveyancing is the transmission of legal titles and ownership of the property. It is a very common thing in our daily lives and sometimes it is very tough to get through it. Anyway, you can do your own conveyancing, which means you can buy or sell your own property without taking any help of others or any agent. If you have decided to do your own conveyancing then you must prepare yourself for loads of paperwork and rushes. You may need to go through a huge stress and pressure while doing your conveyancing. Or, you can avoid all these by appointing a conveyancer and solicitor.

When it comes to conveyancing, there is actually no basic difference between a conveyancer and a solicitor. Both can provide you a proper guideline and services that you may require to get your property sold. But before you appoint any conveyancer or solicitor for your conveyancing of property, there are several stages that you must follow to avoid any unwanted and disappointing conclusion at the very end of your conveyancing experience. At first, you can choose any conveyancer or solicitor whom you may know for a long while. Or you can take suggestions from your close ones who have some experiences in this field and have worked with some conveyancers before. If you can’t manage any of these then it is said that, you must go for a proper comparison between the conveyancers you have found. It is a very important step before you actually start for your conveyancing because which conveyancer or solicitor you choose will lead to your rest of the process and experience.

While comparing between any solicitors you need to figure out some factors of your own. You need to decide which specific thing you want from your conveyancer. Some factors that are common are:

1. You may have a price issue. May be it is very important to you that your conveyancer be very cheap and you really don’t bother about the time limit. It may take months but you need a fixed and cheap rate.
2. Do you need to meet your conveyancer in person? There are lots of conveyancing firms and agents those provide conveyancing service online. If you don’t need to meet them in person then you can go for online conveyancing which will save your time and energy too!
3. Strict time deadline is an important issue. If you have a strict time limit then you must find a conveyancer that can give you a rapid service. Be cautious because they might charge you bit higher than the regular ones.

If you have finally sorted out your focus and important factor then you can proceed for comparing conveyancers basing on your importance of factors. While comparing between conveyancers you will just need to ask a few questions that will help you to find your best conveyancer. You can ask any question that would satisfy your need. You must make sure that the questions you are asking to your conveyancer reveal all the information about them and how do they do their conveyancing. Here are some factors that you may want to know from the conveyancers;

1. How much they are going to charge for the conveyancing?
   There are thousands of conveyancers with hundreds of pricing strategies. Some have a fixed price and charges no matter how worthy your property is. It is the most common strategy of pricing now-a-days.
2. Experience of the conveyancers
   Experience and expertise of the officials are really important.
3. Professional indemnity insurance, which is beneficial for both the solicitor and the parties.
   After you get all the information about the conveyancers then you can easily compare them and can choose the right conveyancer for you.