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27 Jun Questions Questions Questions! – Property Sale Conveyancing Process Explained

Posted at 18:48h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, Conveyancing Solicitors, House Conveyancing, Property Conveyancing by Editor 0 Comments

If we are instructed on the sale of your property, we’re going to be asking you a lot of questions about it. We’re going to need to have a great deal of information about the property, what’s in it, under it and around it. This is...

26 Jun Lease of Life! – Buying a Leasehold Property

Posted at 05:58h in Buying Freehold, Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, House Conveyancing, Property Conveyancing by Editor 3 Comments

If you read our recent summary on having pets in leasehold property then welcome to our follow up article on leases generally. If you are buying or have bought a leasehold property (probably a flat) then here is some important information on what it means...

04 Jun Shared Ownership Property Conveyancing Explained

Posted at 06:01h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Fees, Conveyancing Process, Conveyancing Solicitors, Fixed Fee Conveyancing, House Conveyancing, Property Conveyancing by Editor 1 Comment

As we have covered briefly under the Help to Buy Guide, there are various schemes available (mainly aimed at first time buyers looking to get on the property ladder) from both the Government and Local Authority. Unlike the Help to Buy Equity Schemes which are...

24 May Help to Buy Loans – A guide for all First Time Buyers

Posted at 06:48h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Fees, Conveyancing Process, Conveyancing Solicitors, House Conveyancing, Property Conveyancing by Editor 1 Comment

Please click ‘pro’s and cons of Help to Buy’ if all you need is a quick referencing guide on this. What we will aim to do here is to try and dissect the history, mechanics and idea behind the Help to Buy Scheme. Help to Buy...

17 May Stamp Duty – What is it and do I have to pay it?

Posted at 06:29h in Commercial Conveyancing, Conveyancing, Conveyancing Fees, House Conveyancing, Property Auction by Editor 2 Comments

You have found the perfect property to purchase and now find that you are thousands of pounds off ‘budget’ because you haven’t accounted for your stamp duty? We see this happen almost every day when clients telephone us for a new quote and get completely thrown...

15 May Our Top 10 House Hunting Tips for First Time Buyers

Posted at 18:50h in House Conveyancing by Editor 0 Comments

Great – you have decided to purchase your first home after months, if not years of aggressive saving. However, you are now lost and overwhelmed as to where and what you need to do? You have tirelessly been reading through pages and pages of to-do...

21 Apr Recommended Conveyancing Solicitors and Lender Panel Solicitors

Posted at 07:55h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Solicitors, House Conveyancing, Property Conveyancing by Editor 2 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 Editor 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...

21 Feb What does Exchange of Contracts in Conveyancing mean?

Posted at 20:25h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, House Conveyancing, Property Conveyancing by Editor 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...

12 May The pros and cons of the ‘Help to Buy’ equity loan scheme for new builds

Posted at 10:00h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, Conveyancing Solicitors, House Conveyancing by Editor 0 Comments

WHAT IS A HELP TO BUY SCHEME? Help to Buy schemes come in many guises, and with new rules being brought into place, with the Equity Loan Scheme, in March 2021, it seems a good time to have a closer look and weigh up the pros...

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