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First Time Buyers Moving Legals Calculator | Homebuyer Conveyancing

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First Time Buyers use the Homebuyer Conveyancing price comparison service to find cheap moving legals to help them get on to the property ladder.

First Time Buyer moving costs

We recommend that all Home Movers use a moving checklist where they cost out each stage of the moving process by using professionals. Use the Homebuyer online First Time Buyer calculator to compare Solicitors fees, costs by price, location and by Mortgage Lender. The comprehensive fully detailed quotes include the appropriate conveyancing fees and disbursements. The Stamp Duty Land Tax is also noted.

Bank of Mum and Dad

Many First Time Buyers get onto the property ladder by accepting support from their Mum and Dad. If a First Time Buyer puts their parents name on the Deeds then the property purchase would be classed as an additional property and the higher rate Stamp Duty would need to be paid. Take advice from your chosen Solicitor.

Homebuyer 

The Homebuyer panel consists of over 120 Solicitors. To be on the Homebuyer panel members must adhere to a Customer Charter. Conveyancing capacity is managed so that service levels can be maintained. We take on board Customer feedback. We focus on turning Customers into Clients and then repeat Clients.

Moving Legals Calculated

First Time Buyers in just one search can calculate their moving legal costs without entering any personal details. Only when ready do they take a quotation away and book a timed call back from their chosen Solicitor. The purchase quote uses a comprehensive resale search pack that covers England and Wales and is less than £200.

Buying a new build? The new build search pack is cheaper than the residential resale search pack with conveyancing savings passed directly to the First Time Buyer.

Worried about getting a bad Survey

The purpose of a Survey is to establish what repairs are required to bring the property up to the RICS standard. The Survey results should be read and Buyers should be clear on what they want to happen next. They may want the repairs carried out by the Seller. They may want to renegotiate the price or they may want to pull out and find another property.

First Time Buyers can take out Exchange Insurance. An insurance policy that protects your moving costs up to Exchange of contracts should you pull out through no fault of your own.

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