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Residential Conveyancing Solicitors
We make buying and selling your home simple and stress-free.
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Buying or selling your home?
Whether you’re buying your first flat, a new family home or the luxury property of your dreams. With Signature Law, moving house can be a surprisingly simple and straightforward experience.
At Signature Law, we bring substantial expertise to the table for all residential property matters, whether you’re engaged in personal sales, purchases, or building an investment portfolio. Our mission is to streamline the property buying process, ensuring efficiency and speed while upholding the highest standards.
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Specialist Residential Conveyancers
Reshmi Poulose
Your Residential Conveyancing solicitor
Our Conveyancing Team will handle and take care of all the legal paperwork for you and ensure that your property sale or purchase, completes smoothly. Our Team will:
- Handle the contracts
- Give legal advice
- Carry out local council searches
- Deal with land registry
- Transfer the funds to pay for your property.
In our commitment to providing a swift, efficient, and cost-effective service, we’ve made significant investments in technology and training. This benefits both sellers and buyers, as well as landlords and tenants.
Our advanced systems ensure the prompt progression of your matter, with accurate and swift production of documents and correspondence. This allows us to focus on crucial title matters and other investigations while keeping you fully informed about the progress of your transaction.
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Start your residential conveyancing enquiry today.
Give us a call or fill out the contact form and a member of our team will get in touch to discuss how we can help.
We’re available Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 5:30pm (excluding bank holidays).
Our Residential Conveyancing Services
Our Services Include:
- Sales and purchases of both freehold and leasehold property, including flats and shared ownership property.
- Assistance with purchases under the Help to Buy Scheme.
- Transfers of property from single to joint ownership and vice versa, including transfers subject to mortgage.
- Handling mortgages and re-mortgages, including buy-to-let mortgages.
- Equity release mortgages.
- Tenancy Agreements.
At Signature Law, we strive to maintain a friendly and approachable atmosphere, minimising formality and steering clear of technical jargon wherever possible.
Simultaneously, we guarantee the protection of our clients’ interests in what is often the largest and most intricate financial transaction they’ll ever make.
Some of the Lenders we work with
We are accredited to work with a wide range of mortgage lenders, including those shown below. Our full list includes over 30 lenders, ensuring we can assist with a variety of mortgage and financing needs.
FAQs
What is conveyancing?
Conveyancing is the name given to the legal and administrative process of transferring property ownership from one owner to another.
Do I need a conveyancer?
Buying or selling a home involves a complicated legal process that must be followed properly to ensure your home purchase or sale is legally valid.
Is conveyancing expensive?
The cost of conveyancing services ranges from £500 to £2,500, depending on the level of support you need, the value of your property, and whether you are part of a chain or buying your first home.
For a personalised quote, contact our team on 01708 398851.
Is the conveyancing process time consuming?
Whether or not conveyancing is a time consuming process depends on your particular circumstances, including who is involved in your house sale and whether either the buyer or seller has another property to sell before they can proceed.
Signature Law understands how stressful buying and selling a home can be and will always strive to ensure your purchase or sale proceeds as quickly as possible.
What happens when you exchange contracts on a house?
When you exchange contracts, the house sale becomes legally binding and it is rare from that moment for house sales to collapse because there would be financial implications for one or other of the parties if it did.
If you are buying a house, the contract exchange will take place between you and the seller (and you and the person buying your old property, if you have one). Usually, the conveyancing solicitors representing each party call each other to make sure the contracts are aligned before transferring your deposit to your seller’s solicitor.
How long does it take to exchange contracts on a house?
Unfortunately, there is no set time scale for exchanging contracts on a house – it can take a day or several weeks to complete. Our team will always move quickly to ensure the whole thing is as quick and as stress-free for you as possible.
For more information about Signature Law’s conveyancing services call 01708 398851.