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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...

21 Jun Beware of the Dog! – Pets and Flats (Leasehold Properties)

Posted at 18:01h in Conveyancing by Editor 1 Comment

As a nation of animal lovers, it obvious to us that when people start looking into moving house, they are just as concerned about where the nearest park is to walk the dog, as whether the local schools are good enough and how far away...

10 Jun Looking for Property Law firms in East London?

Posted at 09:49h in Conveyancing by Editor 0 Comments

If you’re looking for Property Law firms in East London and have never used one before, you might be finding the process somewhat daunting. Fortunately, things don’t have to complex when you do need to enlist the services of a Property Solicitor or Conveyancer in...

08 Jun What are Rent Deposit Deeds and what is their relevance in Commercial Conveyancing?

Posted at 06:08h in Commercial Conveyancing by Editor 1 Comment

Are you looking to take up a new Commercial Premise by way of a Lease? Have you been requested either by the agents or the Landlord (especially if this is a private deal) that you are to commit an advanced deposit as security? Then this...

06 Jun Conveyancing Services in England and Wales

Posted at 17:47h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Solicitors by Editor 0 Comments

What is a conveyancing transaction is one of the most common questions First Time Buyers ask. You can read more on the technical points under our page for conveyancing. If you are buying or selling a property In England and Wales and now require Conveyancing...

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...

28 May Commercial Lease Re-Gearing

Posted at 08:42h in Commercial Conveyancing by Editor 0 Comments

In our mission to be the go to information site for all Commercial Landlords and potential Tenants, our blog today will cover the obscure topic of varying the Terms of a Lease already in operation – glamorously termed re-gearing. As we have discussed in detail on...

26 May How to pick the right Conveyancing Solicitor in Manchester for you?

Posted at 07:01h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Quote, Property Conveyancing by Editor 0 Comments

The work of a Conveyancing Solicitor in Manchester can be worth its weight in gold when it comes to ensuring property transactions run smoothly. As the city is home to so many Property Law specialists, it can seem hard to know where to begin when...

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...

22 May Commercial Leases – Rent Review Mechanisms

Posted at 21:03h in Commercial Conveyancing by Editor 1 Comment

When a new commercial lease is being granted, there are three main mechanisms of rent review to consider. In conjunction with our other comprehensive guides covering the topics around commercial conveyancing, we believe this document can be used to understand the various methods by – ...