Conveyancing advice

We have provided the answers to our frequently asked questions regarding residential conveyancing below.
You’ll find information and advice for both buying and selling your home as well as support for those looking to re-mortgage or change the legal ownership of a property (transfer of equity). If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for however, please visit our main FAQ page or contact us using our online form.

How to Choose a Conveyancer?

Choosing the right property solicitor or conveyancer to handle the legal aspects of buying and selling property will make the…

What Does No Completion, No Fee Mean?

No completion no fee, or also referred to as ‘no sale, no fee’, means that if your sale or purchase…

Does My Conveyancer Need To Be Local?

It is not necessary to hire a solicitor or conveyancer that is local to you when buying or selling a…

How Do I Exchange Contracts When Buying a Home?

What is an exchange of contracts? In conveyancing an exchange of contracts is the process involving both the buyer and…

What is Completion Day?

Completion day is the last step in the process of buying and selling. It is the day when ownership is…

Should You Do Your Own Conveyancing?

Can I do my own conveyancing? It is possible to do your own conveyancing, however it isn’t advisable. The conveyancing…

What is a property survey?

When purchasing a new home it is always advisable to have to have a property survey carried out so you…

What Are Disbursements?

When using a solicitor for your property transaction you may notice ‘no completion, no fee, minus disbursements’ being advertised. You…

What Is A Property Chain?

A property chain is the term used to explain when more than one buyer is involved in a transaction. It…

Leasehold vs Freehold

When looking to purchase a new home you will notice that the property details will note if it is leasehold…

Shared Ownership or Help to Buy Scheme: Which is right for me?

Getting a step onto the property ladder is one of the biggest financial steps in your life. Increasing house prices…

How Much Does Conveyancing Cost?

What are conveyancing fees? When buying, selling or remortgaging you will need to pay conveyancing fees. Conveyancing fees cover the…