Homebuying jargon buster part 2: More conveyancing conundrums cleared up
Buying a home and bamboozled by a boundary issue? Need an explanation on an ‘easement’ or maybe you are wondering ...
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Buying a leasehold property? It’s essential you do your homework
If you are buying a leasehold property, it’s likely you’ll have a few questions. Stephen Ward runs through everything you ...
Advice at a price: Is your estate agent being paid referral fees?
It is still common practice for many conveyancing firms to pay referral fees to estate agents who recommend their services. ...
Moving house: Using comparison sites to find a conveyancer
When compared to house viewings and choosing furnishings, selecting a conveyancer can often be perceived as the less glamorous side ...
Buying or selling a home: How to find a good conveyancer
If 2021 is the year you plan to move up or onto the property ladder you’ll need a good conveyancer ...
Buying a home and moving during the lockdown – what to expect
Digital ID, e-signatures and socially-distanced removals – Stephen Ward of the Council for Licensed Conveyancers welcomes you to home buying: ...
‘Don’t dally’: How to make the most of the stamp duty holiday
For those who want to buy or sell (or both) during the stamp duty holiday, Stephen Ward of the Council ...
Buying or selling a home? Make sure your conveyancer is regulated
Lifting of restrictions and the stamp duty holiday mean many more people are likely to be buying and selling homes ...
Prepare for home moving by finding a conveyancer now
Prospective home buyers can be forgiven for feeling a little down in the dumps at the moment with the prospect ...
Understanding the language of conveyancing law
Stephen Ward from the Council for Licensed Conveyancers provides a useful guide to the jargon used in the legal process ...
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