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What Is Conveyancing? Definition, Meaning | Homebuyer Conveyancing

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Understand what conveyancing is and then make your move really happen. 

Moving House, Buying your first home or buying a Buy to let Investment.

You first need to understand what conveyancing is. It is the transfer of legal title from the Seller to the Buyer. Sounds simple! It is complex as the monies involved if it goes wrong can be costly. That is why from the outset you need to take your time and compare Solicitors fees from a nationwide spread of Property Lawyers. 

We provide the Solicitors calculator to help you compare in your own time your legal costs. You can do that without entering any personal details. No hidden extras and no obligation to instruct. In just one search you can filter your results by price, location and by Mortgage Lender. It pays to compare as you can enjoy significant conveyancing savings. You can be making your move to a fast conveyance.

The best value Conveyancer may not be the cheapest. If you need a fast conveyance then some Solicitors are setup to do just that. It is always about making sure that your expectation to exchange of contracts is realistic. When you have chosen your Solicitor from the Homebuyer panel you can directly book a call from them for a time that suits you. Discuss your quote and establish your realistic exchange date.

Making your moving house, remortgage or Buy to Let Investment really happen.

Making your move is about understanding what your moving costs are and if you can afford it. You need key professionals to help you make it happen. Really moving is exciting but only if the process is controlled and efficient.

1) Start the process by a discussion with your Conveyancer and then once happy instruct,

2) Await for the client care pack to arrive

3) Complete as fast as is possible, Dedicate some time to do this as without it your conveyance doesn't start.

Now you can get your conveyancing on track.

Your Solicitors quotes are fully detailed, so please when using the calculator complete the yes /no questions accurately. The answers to the questions determine the total conveyancing detailed in the quotation.

Buying a property?

If you are buying a property then you will need to have a Survey. We have partnered with Homebuyer Online and you can use the following link to setup your Survey. You can review pricing for the three types of Survey. Click Survey Quote

Once you have the results of your Survey you can decide how to move forward. Remember your offer on the property was 'Subject to Survey' the seller is expecting to hear from you.

Are you going to renegotiate the offer as the property needs works?

Are you happy with the Survey results? If so then tell the seller that you are keen to progress swiftly to exchange of contracts. This is important as on exchange your offer becomes legally binding. Last chance to pull out!

The Survey results will help you make an informed decision. Taking out Exchange Insurance protects your costs up to exchange. It is worth considering as you do not want to keep with a poor property simply because you do not have the funds to start the process again on finding an alternative property. You can include Exchange Insurance within your quotation.

 

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