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New build conveyancing: process and considerations
Learn everything about new build conveyancing, from planning regulations to warranties, and ensure a smooth legal process with expert guidance.
Read moreBuyer, First Time Buyer, Guides & AdviceBuying a house with no deposit
Learn how to buy a house with no deposit using a zero-deposit mortgage. Explore benefits, risks, and alternative solutions for first-time buyers.
Read moreBuyer, First Time Buyer, Guides & Advice, RemortgageWhy Homeward Legal offers SearchPlus Protection (SPP)
This protection is designed to give homebuyers peace of mind by covering the cost of property searches when their initial purchase falls through, prov...
Read moreBuyer, First Time Buyer, Guides & Advice, Sale & PurchaseHow much does it cost to extend a lease?
Discover everything about lease extensions, including eligibility, costs, and the process. Use our calculator to estimate the cost of extending your p...
Read moreGuides & Advice, Lease ExtensionConveyancing searches explained: a complete guide for homebuyers
Learn about conveyancing searches in property buying. Discover the different searches types, costs and benefits, and how Homeward Legal can simplify t...
Read moreBuyer, First Time Buyer, Guides & AdviceHow much is stamp duty on second homes
Learn second home stamp duty rates, exemptions, and ways to claim refunds.
Read moreBuyer, Guides & Advice, Sale & PurchaseWhat happens on completion day?
Discover what happens on completion day, from final checks to picking up the keys. Essential steps for a smooth home buying process.
Read moreBuyer, First Time Buyer, Guides & Advice, Sale & PurchaseWhat 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, Seller