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Checklist for house viewing
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Selling residential property
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Owning joint property
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Transferring equity
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Stamp Duty Land Tax
Conveyancing Guide
Trying to complete each step of the conveyancing process by yourself can be time-consuming and complicated, but working with a solicitor will mean you won’t have to worry about the majority of the process, and we will guide you through the steps you are involved in.
Talk to us
If you’re thinking about moving house, whether this involves buying, selling, or both, get in touch with us today. After an initial conversation to understand your situation, we can plan what needs to be done, and give you a bespoke quote.
We will explain every aspect of your quote to you, so you are never left with any confusion about where your money is going. We will cover everything from Stamp Duty Land Tax to land registry fees. If there is anything you are unsure about, one of out team will be more than happy to talk you through it.
Accepting the quote
You’ll need to provide some documents to us once you’ve accepted the quote, such as your proof of identity, proof of address, and a Memorandum of Sale, which your estate agent will provide you with.
If you are selling, we will also need to see the property information form, and if you’re buying, we’ll need the details of your funding and documents of where this has come from. You can use bank statements for this.
Pre-conveyancing work
Once your documents have been approved, we can get to work completing the conveyancing preparations for you.
If you are selling, this includes:
Organising land registry documents
Drafting a contract
Requesting a redemption statement
Answering legal questions from buyer’s conveyancer
Requesting leasehold information (if required)
If you are buying, this includes:
Organising property searches
Thoroughly checking the contract package
Investigating the title
Checking your mortgage offer
Asking legal questions to the seller’s conveyancer
Preparing the transfer deed
You’ll have to sign certain documents throughout the conveyancing process, but we will guide you through every document and answer any queries you might have. You’ll never be left in the dark about anything, as we want you to feel secure and happy with your property transaction.
Completion date
After the completion date of the sale or purchase, we will settle any estate agent fees and return any sale proceeds to you. We will also sort out your stamp duty land tax and apply to the land registry.
It’s strongly recommended to have legal assistance when dealing with property, as the conveyancing process can be overwhelming and time-consuming. We are professional, experienced, and efficient, and we are here to ensure this exciting new chapter in your life runs as smoothly as possible.