Conveyancing
PROPERTY CONVEYANCING SOLICITORS BROMLEY
Bromley Conveyancing Solicitors
Bromley conveyancing solicitors provides a fast, efficient, no-fuss and value for money conveyancing service. We understand that selling or buying a home can be a stressful affair and by guiding your through the process with practical hands-on assistance we aim to take the stress out conveyancing.
Experienced solicitors
Our solicitors are experienced and fully accredited. No two transactions are the same and having a solicitor who has experience with a range of different transactions ensures a smooth service.
Our services do not only cover buying and selling homes. If you need a solicitor to check your lease, advise you on new builds, planning permission, your property rights, help mediating a property dispute and other property related matters, Bromley solicitors are here to help.
Forward-thinking
In the current economic climate, it can be difficult to secure finance to purchase a property. One way around this is negotiating an instalment contract where you pay the original vendor in instalments. Whilst this is type of transaction is still relatively uncommon, we would be happy to advise you on this innovative approach to finance.
Affordable and no hidden fees
We provide affordable advice and many conveyancing transactions can be completed on a fixed fee basis. Contact Bromley solicitors to find out whether we are able to offer you fixed fee advice.
Many conveyancers will charge hidden fees, including fees for early completion or insurance. Bromley conveyancing solicitors fee structures are transparent and we will never charge you hidden fees.
For a quote, please contact Bromley solicitors today.
Property transactions in three steps
A typical property transaction will follow a series of pre-defined steps. We can categorise these baby steps into three broad stages.
1)
- An offer is accepted by the seller
- Buyer’s solicitor contact the seller’s solicitor to request a draft contract
- Draft contract is negotiated and pre-contractual enquires are made
- Buyer’s solicitors receive the draft contract, fixtures and fittings form and a property info. form
- Local Authority Searches and other Searches requested by the mortgage lender are carried out
- The buyer’s solicitors will make further enquires about the property
- A completion date is agreed on
2)
- Contract exchange between solicitors takes place
- A deposit of around 10 % will usually be requested by the seller
- A transfer document is sent to the seller’s solicitors
- Arrangements for transfer of mortgage advance and other monies to the seller’s solicitors by the completion date are made
- Further checks with the Land Registry are carried out
3)
- Completion date arrives
- The buyer is given the keys and possession of their new home
- Time to celebrate!