Advice on conveyancing

Short lease? Steps to take before selling your home

Published 15th November 2022

A short lease will make it harder to sell a leasehold flat. However, there are steps you can take to help the sale, even if you don't want to extend the lease.

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Selling my home: What must I disclose to the buyer?

Published 15th November 2022

When selling a property, you want to show it in the best light. If you don't disclose any of these issues to your buyer, however, you could be sued.

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How to spot neighbours from hell before buying a house

Published 15th November 2022

You have fallen in love with a house and are ready to make an offer - but what are the neighbours like?

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Freeholder dispute? Steps to take before selling your home

Published 10th November 2022

A dispute with the freeholder can make it more difficult to sell your home. If you can't reach an agreement with your landlord, what are your options?

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Leasehold flat? Steps to take before selling your home

Published 10th November 2022

Leasehold flat sales are prone to delays in the conveyancing process. The following proactive steps can help reduce delays.

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How to prevent gazundering when selling your home

Published 10th November 2022

Gazundering is when a homebuyer reduces their offer just before exchange of contracts. But is it legal and what can you do if it happens to you?

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Solicitor vs Licensed Conveyancer: What's the difference?

Published 9th November 2022

When buying or selling a property, the legal process can be carried out by a solicitor or conveyancer. Is there a difference and which should you choose?

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How long does remortgage conveyancing take?

Published 4th November 2022

Remortgage conveyancing should take less than a month. Delays can occur however. Find out how to prevent delays and complete your remortgage quickly.

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Buying a leasehold flat? What you need to know

Published 4th November 2022

Owning a leasehold property is usually more complex and more costly than freehold. Here's what you need to check before making an offer.

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History of flooding? Steps to take before selling your home

Published 1st November 2022

If your home has flooded in the past, what do you have to tell your buyer? What is the best way to present flooding issues to avoid losing your sale?

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How to reduce the chances of being gazumped

Published 14th September 2022

Being gazumped when buying a house or flat can be heartbreaking. How can you reduce the chances of it happening to you?

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How does the Right to Buy scheme work and am I eligible?

Published 13th September 2022

Council tenants in England may be eligible to buy their home at a discounted price. But is it still a good idea?

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Conveyancing advice. - Page 4

Short lease? Steps to take before selling your home

Selling my home: What must I disclose to the buyer?

How to spot neighbours from hell before buying a house

Freeholder dispute? Steps to take before selling your home

Leasehold flat? Steps to take before selling your home

How to prevent gazundering when selling your home

Solicitor vs Licensed Conveyancer: What's the difference?

How long does remortgage conveyancing take?

Buying a leasehold flat? What you need to know

History of flooding? Steps to take before selling your home

How to reduce the chances of being gazumped

How does the Right to Buy scheme work and am I eligible?

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