Conveyancing Guide
When you are buying or selling a property you will need to instruct solicitors or conveyancers to do the conveyancing for you.
Conveyancing is the legal process that transfers a property from one person to another. It makes sure the legal title to the property is passed from the seller to the buyer.
This is a short guide to residential conveyancing for property buyers and sellers in England and Wales.
Moving home - a short guide to conveyancing
The guide to conveyancing covers:
- What a conveyancing solicitor does and does not do;
- The buying and selling process from start to finish;
- Legal searches, and legal title;
- The Land Registry;
- Exchange of contracts;
- Completion dates;
- The difference between freehold and leasehold;
- Property chains;
- Disbursements;
- Identity checks and why they have to be carried out;
- Why you should use Bishopsgate Law as your conveyancing solicitors.
You can download the pdf guide here:
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