 The way it normally works is for the buyer to negotiate an agreed price with the seller then organise a survey and have the property solicitor (or conveyancer) carry out their searches and pre-contract enquiries. The seller's solicitor or conveyancers will a draft contract which will have to be approved by the buyer's solicitor. The seller's solicitor will also collect and prepare property information to be provided to the buyer's solicitors.
All this has to be done within the National Law Societies protocol for domestic conveyancing.
How can Only Conveyancing help me?
Only Conveyancing offers a fully comprehensive online conveyancing service at an extremely competitive price. At some point when buying or selling a house or land you will need a conveyancing solicitor to help with the exchange of contracts. The Only Conveyancing service also has the added benefit of if the contracts are not exchanged and completed then there is no fee, meaning that money is not wasted if the deal falls through.
Do I need a conveyancing service?
Whenever you are involved in the buying or selling of a house or land then you will need a property solicitor or conveyancing service at the point of contract exchange. Having a specialist conveyancing solicitor will help ensure that the whole process should run as smoothly as possible. If everything goes to plan then it should all be done within 4-12 weeks depending on circumstances.
How much will it cost?
The conveyancing market is extremely competitive so it pays to look around to find the best possible deal. We offer great deals and our online conveyancing solicitors can also provide a no completion no fee service.
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