Category: Residential conveyancing

Residential conveyancing is the process to buy or sell a house. This purchase or sale of the property usually happens with the help of a conveyance. On average, it takes between 8-12 weeks to complete.

How To Sell Your Retirement Property: 6 Tips to Help You Get The Best Price

Posted by on 20/07/2021 in Selling retirement property

Buying or selling a home is an exciting time in your life but it can also be stressful and confusing.All the paperwork, processes, and legal jargon can be overwhelming.We’re here to help you with friendly, expert advice on all things property related, from buying your first home to selling your last. Resale values of retirement […]

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Leasehold frequently asked questions 2021

Posted by on 17/03/2021 in Leasehold

Lease extensions 2021

Posted by on 17/03/2021 in Lease extensions

Leaseholders who own flats have a right to extend their leases under the Leasehold Reform Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 if they meet certain Criteria (statutory route), or by asking they can contact their freeholder and see whether they are willing to negotiate an extension of the lease term informally (informal route). Statutory Route […]

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What is residential conveyancing?

Posted by on 07/11/2020 in Residential conveyancing

When buying or selling a house the legal process is called Residential Conveyancing. Because most people are not familiar with the process of a property sale or purchase they use solicitors to act for them. Your lender will require you to appoint a solicitor to act on their behalf if you are purchasing a property […]

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Common problems on Auction Properties

Posted by on 01/09/2019 in Buying at auction

There are two main types of auction that we come across. The first is a “traditional auction” and the second is known as a “modern auction”.  In both types, an auctioneer invites bids and the property goes to the highest bidder. In a traditional auction, at the point that the bid is accepted, contracts are legally exchanged […]

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Getting through Residential Property Disputes

Posted by on 05/05/2017 in Residential conveyancing

Property disputes are one of the most common and frequent problems faced by the property owners in the United Kingdom. A property may experience various residential property disputes for the ranges of subjects. A solicitor has the responsibility to take out the owner from rough waters in such cases. It is, therefore, vital to hire […]

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What Do You Need to Rent a House?

Posted by on 26/04/2017 in Buy to let

Renting a house may not come easy when someone has less knowledge about the requirements. You need a list of documents. To most people, compiling these documents and everything else that makes a person considered trustworthy is what is most stressful. Searching for a house or property for rent may not be that much of […]

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Buying a flat: A Simple Guide

Posted by on 24/04/2017 in Leasehold

Everyone agrees that the purchase of a house is a huge commitment. Even when you save up your life’s worth, sometimes it is not enough for a proper shelter. Rising prices often cause this in the real estate market year after year. New families have had a hard time trying to own a house. This […]

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Using pre-action protocol for construction and engineering disputes

Posted by on 12/04/2017 in New build

A pre-action protocol for construction and engineering disputes is a document that outline procedures to be taken in case of differences in building construction and engineering. The procedures facilitate dispute resolution by the parties involved without having to engage the court. The purpose of the protocol is to create an amicable environment for conflict resolution […]

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Launch of the housing white paper

Posted by on 21/03/2017 in Home Ownership, New build

Housing white paper is a recent government statement that outlines new policies for improving housing in the UK. The white paper has plans and purpose for ensuring that citizens of the UK find affordable housing. The housing crisis has been plaguing the UK for some time now. The government has taken all the blames for […]

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