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Property Conveyancing and Components of Conveyancing Quotes

by Kirti Saxena web enthusiast

The term conveyancing refers to the entire administrative and legal work related to a transfer of land or property ownership from one owner to another. The process of property conveyancing starts with the proposal of selling and buying land which involves exchange of contract by both parties. Since the process is a legal one and a number of legal activities need to be taken care of people generally hire a conveyance lawyer to complete the process. Conveyancing involves a considerable amount of money because of various types of fees charged at various levels of the process. Thus, it becomes important for one to consult websites and compare conveyancing quotes before hiring a conveyancer.  

Generally the real estate agent you are working with suggests a conveyancer for the transfer process. However, it is wise to do some research on your own before listening to him and hiring the one he recommended. Open up your computer and find out comparison sites on the search engine. These websites help you to get quotes from various solicitors enabling easy comparison between them. Go through the quotes carefully and note the details so that you can refer to them later. This will give you an idea of how much the expense is and what types of fees are included in the total price.

When you are trying to find out the best solicitor for conveyance, it is unwise to go for the cheapest one because he/she might not be a competent one. Remember that it is a long process and there is lot of legal work to be done at every stage. Here only a competent solicitor will be able to help you. While you go through the quotes you will notice differences in price because some of the fees are fixed and others depend on the value of the property. Taking a careful look at the small print accompanying your quote is a great idea. This will clarify whether there is any hidden fee.

A conveyancing quote typically includes the following:

·         Legal fees including VAT

·         Extra charge for mortgaging. If it is not mentioned in the quote then calling up and asking for clarification is mandatory to avoid any misfortune later.

·         Charge for filling out SDLT forms

·         Telegraphic transfer fee

Disbursements featuring in the quote include:

·         Chancel Insurance

·         Land Registration charge

·         Online Identity Check

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