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The complete guide to online conveyancing
Discover how online conveyancing streamlines property transactions with reduced costs and faster completion times.
Read moreBuyer, First Time Buyer, Guides & Advice, Remortgage, Sale & Purchase, Seller, Transfer of EquityWhat does a conveyancing solicitor do?
Learn about conveyancing solicitors role in property transactions, from legal paperwork to contract management.
Read moreBuyer, Equity Release, First Time Buyer, Guides & Advice, Lease Extension, Remortgage, Sale & Purchase, Seller, Transfer of EquityTransferring ownership of a property
Discover expert insights on transferring property ownership and protecting your investment.
Read moreBuyer, Guides & Advice, Sale & Purchase, Seller, Transfer of EquityConveyancing quality scheme (CQS): ensuring quality and trust
Learn how the Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) ensures high standards in property transactions.
Read moreBuyer, First Time Buyer, Guides & Advice, Remortgage, Sale & Purchase, Seller, Transfer of Equityindemnity insurance explained – a guide for property buyers
Understand the role of indemnity insurance in property transactions and how it safeguards against potential legal pitfalls.
Read moreBuyer, First Time Buyer, Guides & Advice, Sale & Purchase, SellerWhat is a lease extension
Discover what a lease extension is, how it works, why it's important, and the factors that affect its cost.
Read moreBuyer, Guides & Advice, Lease Extension, Remortgage, Sale & Purchase, SellerWhat is an EWS1 form?
The purpose of the EWS1 form is to provide evidence that the cladding and other external coverings have had a fire safety assessment.
Read moreBuyer, First Time Buyer, Guides & Advice, Sale & Purchase, SellerFixed Legal Fee Policy: a transparent solution for homebuyers
A fixed legal fee means that the solicitor or conveyancer agrees on a set price to handle the legal work involved in buying or selling property.
Read moreBuyer, First Time Buyer, Guides & Advice, Popular guides, Remortgage, Sale & Purchase, Seller, Transfer of EquityWhat does SSTC mean? Sold subject to contract explained
SSTC (Sold Subject to Contract) means a property sale has been agreed between buyer and seller, but the contract hasn't been legally finalized yet.
Read moreBuyer, Guides & Advice, Sale & Purchase, SellerExchange of contracts explained
The exchange of contracts legally binds you to buying a property. Learn what happens during this stage of conveyancing and what to expect up to comple...
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