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04 Sep Our 12 Step Guide To Get Your Conveyancing Right When Selling Your Property.

Posted at 06:42h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, Conveyancing Solicitors, House Conveyancing, Property Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

If you’ve made the decision that it’s time to put your property on the market and move on, you may focus on the obvious things like picking the estate agent, deciding on the price, and thinking about where you’re going to move to. Picking your conveyancing...

29 Aug Express Conveyancing’s Property Guide

Posted at 05:57h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, Conveyancing Solicitors, House Conveyancing, Lease Extension, Property Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

There are lots of different ways in which you can own property, so we thought it might be useful if we set out some of the most common property ownership terms, which might help you understand the process. Residential Property A residential property is usually either freehold...

22 Aug 11 Tips On How To Be A Good Tenant

Posted at 06:32h in Uncategorized by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

We often have clients complaining about their landlords and how unreasonably they behave. They tell us about how their landlords put in unreasonable charges, enforce the terms of their lease in unreasonable ways, and are generally unyielding and difficult. Often our clients are completely in the right...

16 Aug Inheritance Tax and Conveyancing

Posted at 06:35h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, Conveyancing Solicitors by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

Saving on Inheritance Tax can cost you much more money in the long run! It’s not uncommon for us to be asked to transfer a property into the name of our client’s family (usually their children or grandchildren) without money actually changing hands. When we ask why...

14 Aug What are Land Registry Official Copy Entries (OCE’s)?

Posted at 05:39h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

***Did you know that you can obtain Official Copy Entries to a property through us? Contact us to day to find out more*** When you are looking at properties to buy, you’ll look at all the things that are important. These generally tend to be things...

07 Aug 11 Tips On How To Be A Good Landlord

Posted at 06:36h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, Conveyancing Solicitors, Property Auction, Property Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

Landlords don’t always get a good press. You only have to type the word “Rachman” into Google to see the number of complaints there are about landlords. The word has become synonymous with high rents and low service, and they are not alone in this category. ...

04 Aug Possession is 9 tenths of the law

Posted at 08:12h in Conveyancing Solicitors, House Conveyancing, Property Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

When a client comes in wanting to sell a property (and naturally wanting us to do the Conveyancing), it’s reasonable for us to assume that they own that property. You, as the seller, may assume that too. However sometimes it’s not that straightforward. There are...

30 Jul Overlooking Overage – What are Claw-Back Clauses?

Posted at 20:07h in Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

Overage isn’t a word that many people in property come across, but if you’re buying or selling a property that has future potential, it’s something that you shouldn’t overlook. Let’s say that you’re selling a house that is on a large plot of land. You have...

do i need a property survey when buying a property

19 Jul Survey or not survey. That is the question

Posted at 03:54h in Conveyancing, House Conveyancing, Property Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

Whether you are buying a flat or a house, a shop or an office, one of the first questions we are often asked is whether you should get a survey, and if so what kind and how much will it cost. Ultimately, this is a commercial...

13 Jul It’s a fixer upper! – What a Conveyancer thinks about buying a property to do up.

Posted at 11:10h in Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process, Conveyancing Solicitors, House Conveyancing by Rebecca Purssord 0 Comments

If you are looking to invest money in property, either residential or commercial property, you might be considering buying something in poor condition and/or that’s cheap in the hope of renovating it to make a profit. Whilst we can’t give you financial advice, we can suggest...