Does the Conveyancing Process Differ When Buying a New Build?
The conveyancing process when buying a new build is different to the process of buying an older property. That’s why if you’re buying a new build, you must instruct a[...]
read moreWhat is a Long-Stop Completion Date When Buying a New Build?
A long-stop completion date is the date by which a new build must be finished. If it isn’t, the buyer has the right to cancel the contract and get their[...]
read moreCan You Buy Your Parents’ House for Under Market Value?
You can buy your parents’ house for under market value. However, there may be some tax implications, as well as some other potential pitfalls. You need to be aware of[...]
read moreWhy Use a Conveyancing Solicitor When Buying a Property?
A conveyancing solicitor or licenced conveyancer can identify any potential problems with your property purchase. This includes boundary issues, access rights, issues with the lease and even fraud. This gives[...]
read moreBuying a House as Joint Tenants vs Tenants in Common
In England and Wales, when you buy a property with someone else, you either buy as joint tenants or as tenants in common. There are significant differences between the two,[...]
read moreWhat Searches Do I Need When Buying a Property?
When buying a property, the basic searches you need are Land Registry searches, local authority searches, environmental searches and water authority searches. Your solicitor may also recommend some additional searches,[...]
read more10 Step Guide to Buying a Residential Property
Are you buying a property? If so, take a look at our 10 step guide to buying a residential property in England and Wales. Conveyancing process for buyers Every conveyancing[...]
read moreDo solar panels affect the value of your home?
Solar panels are becoming increasingly popular , providing environmental and financial benefits, but homeowners should not rush to install. If you are thinking about it, there are two basic packages[...]
read moreWhat Does A Conveyancer Actually Do?
What does a conveyancer actually do? You probably already knew the role an estate agent plays in selling and buying property – marketing and advertising the property, accepting and mediating[...]
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