If you’re planning on buying or selling a property in the UK, you’ll need to engage the services of a qualified conveyancer. In this blog post, we’ll give you a crash course in everything you need to know about residential conveyancing in the UK, from what it is and how it works to how much...Read More

One of the first things you need to do when buying or selling property in the UK is to engage the services of a qualified conveyancer. A conveyancer is a solicitor who specializes in property transactions and will handle all of the legal aspects of your purchase or sale.  In the UK, the average cost...Read More

In the United Kingdom, a conveyancer is a professional who is qualified to carry out the legal aspects of transferring ownership of property or land from one person to another. A common misconception is that a conveyancer will only conduct surveys on behalf of their client when in reality, they play a vital role in...Read More

One of the many questions we get asked by our conveyancing solicitors is how long are searches valid for. It’s a great question and one that we’re more than happy to answer. Depending on the type of search, they can be valid for anywhere between six months to three years. Here’s a breakdown of the...Read More

A lot of people are asking if conveyancing can be done in just three weeks. The honest answer is that it depends on the situation. There are a lot of factors that play into how long conveyancing will take, including the type of property being bought or sold, any complications that arise during the process,...Read More

How long it takes to do conveyancing searches is one of the most popular questions people ask when investing in property. It takes between 2 and 10 weeks to do a typical conveyancing search in the UK. How long it takes will depend on the type of property involved and the number of inquiries to...Read More

Buying a house with no chain is faster than a house with a complex chain. It is not easy to specify exactly how long it will take you to conveyance when buying property. It could take weeks to complete the conveyancing process when you’re buying a house with no chain in the UK. In most...Read More

An informative and ground-breaking conference featuring keynote speakers, industry experts, and updates on the current political landscape and legislative issues. Network with peers and get up-to-date on important issues facing the industry.Read More

Fees for selling a house can split into two: Estate Agents and Conveyancer costs. Estate Agents usually charge fees for selling a house respective to the sale price for the property, for example 1% of the sale price, other estate agents do offer fixed fees  but check with the agent you are going to put...Read More

When buying and selling properties, it is useful to not only  look out for the positive reviews but also the merits in which the company operates. The Conveyancing Quality Scheme is one of the recognised standards for delivering conveyancing.    What is the conveyancing quality scheme? The Conveyancing Quality Scheme is set out by the...Read More