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21 Apr Recommended Conveyancing Solicitors and Lender Panel Solicitors

Posted at 07:55h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Solicitors, House Conveyancing, Property Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

This articles applies to property purchasers utilising a Mortgage to purchase a property (be it a property you are looking to live in or as a buy-to-let). All mortgage lenders have an approved (recommended conveyancing solicitors) list of solicitors– commonly known as ‘Lender Panel Solicitors’...

16 Apr Conveyancing Solicitors

Posted at 06:13h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, Conveyancing Solicitors, House Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

Since the inception of our service,Express Conveyancing has helped thousands of property buyers and sellers with their Conveyancing needs through our Panel of Highly Experienced Conveyancing Solicitors and their respective Firms. As our name suggests, our expertise lies within all realms of Property Transactions from...

07 Apr Auction Property Conveyancing

Posted at 18:33h in Conveyancing, Property Auction, Property Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

We are noticing an increase in the number of properties being sold at auction. Since Auction Property Conveyancing goes hand-in-hand with this increase in instructions, we are hoping to make sense of what and why Auction Conveyancing is important, what to expect and what to...

04 Apr What is a conveyancing related Transfer of Going Concern? (TOGC)

Posted at 06:06h in Commercial Conveyancing, Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

With the growing and increasing demand for commercial properties with reliable and cooperate tenants ever increasing, and with an influx of Commercial Property Instructions, we are looking to address the age old question of when a commercial property transaction (commercial conveyancing) should and should not...

21 Feb What does Exchange of Contracts in Conveyancing mean?

Posted at 20:25h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, House Conveyancing, Property Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

Until Contracts have exchanged in a Conveyancing Transaction, there is no form of legally binding agreement between the seller and the buyer. Though the common misconception of having your offer accepted tend to give most buyers a false sense of security into thinking that they...

27 Jan Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreements (AST) and Buy-to-Let Property

Posted at 10:28h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, Conveyancing Solicitors by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

With the recent influx of Buy-To- Let Investments and Letting properties, we thought it be prudent to write an article surrounding Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreements (AST) and what they mean both to Landlords and Tenants alike. In short, an AST is a form of assured...

27 Jan What is the difference between Joint Tenants and Tenants in Common in Conveyancing?

Posted at 10:26h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, Wills and Probate by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

Despite conversations and topics surrounding death or separation are considered uncomfortable under the best of circumstances, this is an important subject that all property owners and potential buyers should consider in great detail. The death of a proprietor or a difficult separation (owner of a...

30 Aug Bristol Conveyancing Solicitors – A Guide For First Time Buyers

Posted at 06:30h in Conveyancing Solicitors by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

Buying your very first home is an exciting time. The legal process may seem a little baffling at times, but by instructing the very best Bristol conveyancing team of Solicitors, you should find the process less arduous. Here at Express Conveyancing, our Bristol conveyancing team of...

05 Jun Solicitor’s fees when buying a house

Posted at 10:12h in Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

Okay, you are ready to buy your home after planning and saving for years. It is supposed to be easy and straightforward isn't it? Sorry to burst your bubbles - it isn't. In fact, it can be a nightmare if you jump right in, without...

08 May Quick Conveyancing, a house conveyancing solicitor’s tips of the trade

Posted at 12:34h in Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

Selling or purchasing a new property comes with its highs and lows. The excitement of accepting a great offer on your current property and making plans on the new property can quickly be overshadowed by what some would call a slow and laborious process of...

Author: Rebecca Purssord

21 Apr Recommended Conveyancing Solicitors and Lender Panel Solicitors

16 Apr Conveyancing Solicitors

07 Apr Auction Property Conveyancing

04 Apr What is a conveyancing related Transfer of Going Concern? (TOGC)

21 Feb What does Exchange of Contracts in Conveyancing mean?

27 Jan Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreements (AST) and Buy-to-Let Property

27 Jan What is the difference between Joint Tenants and Tenants in Common in Conveyancing?

30 Aug Bristol Conveyancing Solicitors – A Guide For First Time Buyers

05 Jun Solicitor’s fees when buying a house

08 May Quick Conveyancing, a house conveyancing solicitor’s tips of the trade

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