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We only recommend conveyancers and solicitors who have the expertise to aid you in your property purchase.
When you’re buying or selling your home – or mortgaging a property – it’s important to make sure that the legal process doesn’t slow you down, especially if you have a tight timeline.
Our top tip for speeding up the sale of a house and avoiding any setbacks that could jeopardise the process is to involve an experienced conveyancer or solicitor as early as possible.
Of course, we understand that finding a conveyancer quickly can be stressful, overwhelming and difficult by itself, let alone when you’re juggling other life pressures that leave little time for research.
JC Legal is John Charcol’s service that matches you with an experienced conveyancer, with the help of our partner ConveyNext.
What does a mortgage broker know about conveyancing? Well, John Charcol have been helping customers buy and sell their homes for over 50 years. During this time, we’ve learnt a few things about conveyancing and what good service looks like.
Furthermore, our partner ConveyNext are trusted by and regularly work with some of the largest and most recognised known legal services in the country, so feel confident that together we can provide you with the best recommendation for your circumstances.
With the help of ConveyNext, JC Legals can help you get a quick quote for a conveyancer, based on your need. Simply click the link, answer the questions, and you’ll receive an email with your quote and a breakdown of the prices.
Conveyancing is the name of the legal process you go through when buying or selling a property, remortgaging or extending a lease. No matter how many times you go through the process, the legal act of buying a house can be a minefield. By understanding the process and choosing the right provider you can ensure there are fewer surprises along the way.
Your appointed conveyancing solicitor, or conveyancer, will do everything from conducting appropriate searches and enquiries, highlighting significant issues, completing the legal transfer of ownership, transferring funds, repaying your existing mortgage and registering the interests of relevant parties (you and the lender) on the property you are buying.
Your appointed conveyancer carries out all the relevant checks needed in order to formalise the purchase and exchange contracts with the seller.
Once you and the seller are happy to proceed, you sign and exchange contracts via your conveyancers to make the deal legally binding.
The seller’s conveyancer confirm they’ve received the funds, and you arrange a day to collect the keys and move into your new home.
There are many reasons to choose a conveyancer now, rather than later. For example, leaving finding a conveyancer until the last minute could result in: