Question 1

Step 1

Accepted Answer

Whilst you complete your property detail forms, the solicitor will gather the original property deeds from the Land Registry.

Question 2

Step 2

Accepted Answer

The contract details are prepared and sent to the buyers solicitor.

Question 3

Step 3

Accepted Answer

There will be back and forth as your solicitor and the buyers solicitor deal with any questions and enquiries.

Question 4

Step 4

Accepted Answer

Once both parties are happy, you will be sent the contract to sign which your solicitor will hold onto until you’re ready to exchange.

Question 5

Step 5

Accepted Answer

If everything’s in order, you’ll exchange contracts, which means neither party can pull-out without penalty.

Question 6

Step 6

Accepted Answer

Your solicitor will prepare any final statements and fees.

Question 7

Step 7

Accepted Answer

You’ll then sign the property transfer deeds in front of a witness and then…

Question 8

Step 8

Accepted Answer

Completion!

Question 9

Step 9

Accepted Answer

Some last minute searches are made, and any monies and final fees will be organised.

Question 10

Step 10

Accepted Answer

Completion!

Conveyancing

What does this mean for me?
Once an offer has been accepted, the excitement can
quickly die down with the daunting conveyancing process, but that is where we’re here to help.