Are you looking for Conveyancing Solicitors in Birmingham, Sutton Coldfield or surrounding areas? Let an Express Conveyancing Solicitor handle your transaction. Our award winning Premium Conveyancing Solicitors in and around Birmingham offer fixed fees, exclusively to clients instructing through them through Express Conveyancing. With a nationwide reach, our specialist property lawyers have a proven track record of concluding transactions with speed.

Our Conveyancing Solicitors in Birmingham have one aim - putting you as the client at the centre of everything we do. With sound local knowledge in dealing with many transactions throughout Birmingham City Centre, Edgbaston, Solihull, Sutton Coldfield, Weoley Castle and Cotteridge, our solicitors can act on your transaction with speed. Our aim is to offer, straight forward, clear and impartial advice so that you can make an informed decision on one of life's most expensive purchases.

OUR NO MOVE, NO FEE POLICY WITH OUR CONVEYANCING SOLICITORS BIRMINGHAM

We recognise that moving home can be both a stressful and costly affair. Express Conveyancing have therefore partnered with some of the finest law firms in the country to offer their exclusive services at a fraction of the cost you would pay by instructing them direct.

How do we do this? By taking away the overheads these firms have in marketing their services themselves.

Express Conveyancing Solicitors in Birmingham sits as the extended client care services arm for all these firms. This means that unlike instructing via other price comparison tools found elsewhere on the internet, rather than generating a lead and selling it to the highest bidder, we will be dealing with you personally from the moment you obtain your quote through to completion. We will work with your appointed Conveyancing Solicitor, Estate Agent and Mortgage Broker where applicable.

Why Choose A Property Solicitor in Birmingham With Express Conveyancing?

Moving house is an exciting time but there is a lot to do and sometimes it can be puzzling where to start. Some preparation in readiness can make all the difference to get matters progressing right away.

Irrespective of which Property Solicitor in Birmingham you choose to instruct, they will require a number of standard documents such as certified Identification Documents, Proof of Address and in case you are purchasing, evidence of proof of funds.

If you are a seller, you will also have to supply documentary evidence of all work carried out at the property (sometimes even prior to you having owned the property) such as gas safety certificates, cavity wall insulation guarantees etc.

The seller will also have to supply details in relation to the property by completing several Law Society approved, standard forms (Form TA6 and TA10, and in the case of a Leasehold property, a Form TA7). These forms are very comprehensive and designed with the purpose of avoiding unnecessary questions being raised by the purchaser, later into the transaction.

Once an offer has been accepted, the seller's conveyancing solicitor will only be able to issue contracts to the buyer's property solicitors once the above forms have been returned and the sellers identity has been verified.

Instructing a Property Solicitor in Birmingham with Express Conveyancing, prior to your offer being accepted means that a file can be setup straight away and these forms sent out to you in anticipation of a buyers offer, thus enabling your conveyancer to issue contracts to them as soon your buyers solicitor details are known.

You will also be pleased to know that all of our Conveyancing Services and Quotes come with the following benefits on top of the Premium Levels of Services you can already expect:

Direct contact with your Property Lawyer required and dedicated Case Manager
Our strict policy on Fee Transparency meaning what you are quoted is what you will pay.providing the mechanics of the transaction do not change from initial instruction. Where this happens, we will discuss and agree fees with you first..
All our Conveyancing Solicitors Birmingham are fully Insured and Accredited - what matters most to you, matters most to us.

Frequently Asked Questions When It Comes to Conveyancing in Birmingham

What is the population density of Birmingham?

As confirmed by the 2011 census, the population of Birmingham 1,904,658 spread over an area of 129,635 hectares (320,335 acres) meaning a density of population of 14.7 people per hectare or 5.9 per acre.

What to look out for when you are looking for a Conveyancing Solicitor in Birmingham?

Various firms offer ‘the cheapest conveyancing’, but extra costs can soon add up. These costs are usually disguised as ‘Administration Costs’.

As per the requirements of the Solicitors Regulation Authority, any extra charges included in the terms should be clearly defined, and these should be explained by your solicitor.

Unfortunately, however, since completion statements and bills are only supplied at the end of the transaction; for most clients it is now too late to dispute the bill since you would have already entered into a contractual agreement backed by a long list of additional fees hidden within their Terms of Business.

With Express Conveyancing, the Fees you are quoted at the onset of the transaction will remain as is; so long as your instruction remain the same .(for example if you have obtained a quote for a freehold property purchase when it is in fact a leasehold or if you have not stated that it is a new build at the time of quoting)

We have requested a quote from you for conveyancing solicitors Birmingham. Will I be billed any extra costs when the move completes?

No Express Conveyancing never charge any additional fees than what you have been quoted.

However, you need to keep in mind that, if you are purchasing a leasehold property for example, there may be certain clauses within the lease burdening the property, which gives the freeholder’s or other parties, certain benefits of transfer costs in the form of Notice fees which will only be revealed towards the later part of the transaction.

These are unforeseen disbursements which your Conveyancing Solicitor or Property Lawyer will make you aware of as soon as these have been supplied to them by the sellers solicitors. Your legal fees will however remain the same.

There are two or more parties interested in purchasing the same property as us. How can we protect our self against being gazumped?

Gazumping arises when a house seller accepts the first purchaser’s offer and then dismisses it, opting for a second purchaser’s offer (generally a higher one).

This may happen weeks into a transaction. Since accepting an offer is not binding on the seller until exchange of contracts, there is always the risk of gazumping. You should instruct a property lawyer or conveyancing solicitor who will act with speed.

Are you buying or selling a property in Birmingham? Contact us on 0800 799 9892 today to find out how we can help throughour conveyancing solicitors Birmingham.