This depends entirely upon the complexity of the deal. Generally speaking, a typical residential sale takes around three weeks. However, if you want to speed up the process, you should consider hiring a lawyer specialising in conveyancing. We at AVRillo Conveyancer offer fast turnaround times so that you won’t miss out on any crucial deadlines.

The term ‘Office Copy Entries’ also known as the official copy of the register of the title refers to land registry registers that show owners of a property, its extent, restrictions, mortgages, and legal rights on the property. When buying property the three registers which are charges, property, and proprietorship registers must be updated by the seller’s Conveyancer. 

Having the right conveyancer means that you need not worry about incorrect or fraudulent office copy registers.

Subject to contract refers to a situation where if the contracts have not been exchanged between the buyer’s and seller’s conveyancers, either the buyer or seller of the property can willingly withdraw from the initial agreement and not face any legal implications.

We will always keep you up to date on the current status of the process and notify you immediately in case of any changes.

If there is some problem with the transaction, then you’re entitled to cancel it. Call us immediately and tell us what happened. Then we’ll put things right. 

Absolutely yes! As mentioned above, all transactions start with free valuations. Once we agree on terms, we’ll carry out a survey which will include a detailed report outlining any issues relating to your property. This way, we ensure that we obtain the best possible offer from prospective purchasers.

Yes, of course, you can. There are plenty of websites available that allow people to list their homes in exchange for a fee. Such sites may also provide marketing services. All you need to do is upload photos of your property onto the area and details like its size, location, etc.

We recommend using reputable companies that charge reasonable fees. After uploading photographs, the next thing you need to do is wait for interested parties to contact you. You can always rely on us for advice when selling your home. We can even arrange viewing appointments so that potential buyers get the chance to see your home first hand before making up their minds.

Yes, absolutely! While searching for houses or flats on the internet, it pays to be selective about whom you talk to. Some sellers are not genuine; they want to take advantage of unsuspecting individuals. 

But at AVRillo conveyancers, we only deal with licensed agents. They pay upfront fees and receive commissions whenever an offer is accepted. However, to protect yourself against fraudsters, always read reviews posted online. Only choose real estate agencies recommended by other homeowners.

The answer is no. Most professional organisations require solicitors operating within their jurisdiction to register. In England, this includes lawyers, accountants, and chartered surveyors. To become a member of such bodies, you must pass exams set by them.

If you’d prefer, there are alternative schemes run directly by the government. These are called self-regulation, and they operate independently. For example, the General Dental Council regulates dentists while the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys regulates patent attorneys.

It varies according to what type of transaction needs to occur. The most common types are purchases and sales. Typically, investments involve buying a new home, while sales refer to transfers between two existing owners. If both sides are ready to settle then, everything should happen very quickly. On the contrary, waiting times could increase significantly if one party has more than one issue to resolve.