Why do you need
conveyancing
solicitors?
Andrew and Andrew
Solicitors Limited
Conveyancing refers
to
the
legal
transfer of a property or land from one
party to another which is carried out by
conveyancing solicitors. The role of
conveyancing solicitors is to take
charge of all the administration and
legal work with regard to the transfer,
to make sure that the transaction is
valid. You may be able to carry out
conveyancing by yourself, however it is
a complicated and lengthy process, and
if you require a mortgage then it is more than likely that the lender will ask for
conveyancing solicitors to be involved.
Whether you are a first-time buyer or you are selling your first house, or even if you
have multiple properties and have been in the property market for a long period of
time, it is important that you contact conveyancing solicitors from the start. This is to
make certain that the process is carried out correctly, fairly and in a timely manner, to
ensure a positive outcome.
What is the role of a conveyancing
solicitor?
Whether you are the buyer or the seller,
the first step of the process usually
involves negotiating a price for the
property. Once both parties have agreed
to a price, this is when conveyancing
solicitors will become involved in the
process. The solicitors will begin by
evaluating the title deeds of the property that the buyer is interested in. This is an
important step at the beginning of the process of buying or selling a property. The
solicitors ensure that the seller is the owner of the property and has the right to sell the
property. Conveyancing solicitors will
also make sure that there are no
issues with the property which may
affect obtaining a mortgage or would
prevent you
from reselling
the
property in the future. At this stage
the key role of the conveyancing
solicitors is to make sure that they
uncover any issues which may be
unknown to the estate agents or the
surveyors. By carrying out local
authority sear