DO I NEED TO USE A SOLICITOR?

No, a licensed conveyancer will be able to complete the documentation needed to complete your house sale and purchase.

DO I NEED TO TAKE TIME OFF WORK TO SIGN PAPERWORK?
No,all relevant paperwork will be sent direct to you for signing and returning

HOW DO I KNOW WHAT'S HAPPENING?
You will be able to log online to see the status and regular receive email updates.

IS THEIR SERVICE ANY GOOD?
They have won many awards for service standards .

WHY GO ONLINE?
Very competitive prices and convenient service means more money saved by you and no time taken off work to book an appointment.

WHERE CAN I FIND OUT MORE?

In law, conveyancing is the transfer of legal title of property from one person to another, or the granting of an encumbrance such as a mortgage or a lien.
In plain English its the process where you pay a solicitor, or more likely, a licensed conveyancer to check out the property you are buying and legally transfer the ownership to you.

The normal practice is for the buyer to negotiate an agreed price with the seller then organise a survey and have the solicitor (or conveyancer) carry out their searches and pre-contract enquiries. The seller's solicitor or conveyancer will prepare the draft contract to be approved by the buyer's solicitor. The seller's solicitor will also collect and prepare property information to be provided to the buyer's solicitors, in line with the Law Society's National Protocol for domestic conveyancing.

It takes on average 10–12 weeks to complete a conveyancing transaction, but some transactions are quicker, many take longer. The timescale is determined by a host of factors - legal, personal, social and financial. During this period prior to exchange of contracts (exchange being the point at which the transaction becomes legally-binding) either party can pull out of the transaction at any time and for any reason, with no legal obligation to the other. This gives rise to a risk of gazumping and its converse, gazundering.
Under English and Welsh law agreements are not legally binding until contracts are exchanged.

 
eConveyancer, arguably the UK’s leading online conveyancing referral system, will generate you a list of extremely competitive, exact quotes from our highly professional panel of over 150 conveyancing solicitor firms.
The list of quotes can be sorted based on the criteria most appropriate to you (fee, distance, performance rating).
Once you have selected your conveyancer, they can be instructed at the click of a button and your conveyancing can start immediately.

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