Our conveyancing solicitors, Norwich, specialise in assisting clients in Norwich, Great Yarmouth, and further afield, in buying and selling their home and other residential property matters. We pride ourselves on getting the job done as swiftly and seamlessly as possible, at highly competitive rates.
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How Can Our Conveyancing Solicitors, Norwich, Help?
Conveyancing is the legal process of buying and selling property. Conveyancing transactions generally follow the same procedure, but some matters may be more complex than others. Our conveyancing solicitors, Norwich, have vast experience in the field. There are very few, if any, conveyancing issues they have not come across, meaning they are adept at identifying and addressing any problems swiftly and efficiently to keep a transaction on track.
Examples of the types of work our conveyancing solicitors, Norwich, regularly carry out include the following:
• Dealing With Contractual Documentation
Conveyancing transactions can be extremely document heavy, so knowing what to look out for and being alive to any potential issues, is key. Our conveyancing solicitors, Norwich, deal with countless conveyancing contracts every day, and will ensure the documentation involved in your transaction is accurate and watertight. They will explain the meaning of the documentation in plain English, so you understand its effects and your rights and responsibilities.
• Conducting The Necessary Searches
While not legally necessary, searches are an integral part of most conveyancing transactions. They provide vital information relating to the property being sold, such as flooding risks, proposed developments, and environmental issues. If you are buying the property with the help of a mortgage, your lender will usually require that searches be carried out.
The number of potential searches is considerable, and includes Local Authority Searches, Coal Mining Searches, Environmental Searches, and Water Authority Searches. The types of searches necessary in connection with any given property depend on several factors, such as its location.
Our conveyancing solicitors, Norwich, will advise you which searches you should carry out in connection with your proposed purchase. Once they have the results of those searches, they will scrutinise them for any issues and advise you of any potential issues and how they might be addressed.
Failing to undertake the necessary searches or interpreting the results incorrectly can have disastrous financial consequences for a buyer. By working with experienced conveyancing solicitors like ours, you can effectively mitigate any risk and have peace of mind that everything is in order with your new home.
• Exchange And Completion
Once the relevant searches have been completed and their results considered, and contractual documentation has been finalised, the transaction can proceed to exchange and completion.
Following exchange, neither party can pull out of the transaction. If they do, they may have to compensate the other party for any losses sustained as a result. Our conveyancing solicitors, Norwich, will ensure you are happy to proceed before exchanging contracts with the other party’s solicitors, usually by way of a phone call.
Completion is the final step in the conveyancing process. Following completion, the buyer owns the home.
What Other Matters Do Our Conveyancing Solicitors, Norwich, Deal With?
While the primary aspect of conveyancing law and practice is buying and selling homes, there are numerous other related issues that fall within its remit. Our conveyancing solicitors, Norwich, have experience in all such matters, including remortgaging, equity transfers, and equity release.
Why Choose Our Conveyancing Solicitors, Norwich?
Our homes are usually our most valuable asset, so ensuring everything goes to plan when buying or selling one is crucial. While the process may seem straightforward, it can sometimes be anything but, and the consequences of getting it wrong can be disastrous. For example, missing crucial information when reviewing the results of a search can lead to a buyer purchasing a property that they are unable to sell in the future.
Choosing highly qualified, experienced solicitors like ours to oversee the transaction for you ensures that nothing is missed.
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