Residential Conveyancing
Expert residential conveyancing services for buyers, sellers, and remortgaging.
Residential Conveyancing
We handle residential property transactions with care and efficiency. Our experienced conveyancers guide you through every step of the process, from initial offer to completion.
Key Services
- Freehold and leasehold purchases
- Property sales and exchanges
- Remortgaging and transfers
- New build purchases
- Help to Buy schemes
- Shared ownership transactions
Why Choose Gardner Champion?
- Experienced property lawyers
- Competitive fixed fees available
- Fast transaction times
- Comprehensive due diligence
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Complete Residential Conveyancing Services
First-Time Buyers
We understand that buying your first home can be overwhelming. Our team provides clear explanations of the process, helps you understand your legal obligations, and ensures you're fully informed at every stage. We work closely with mortgage brokers and estate agents to coordinate all aspects of your purchase.
Property Investors
For property investors, we provide specialised advice on buy-to-let purchases, portfolio management, and tax-efficient property structures. We understand the unique challenges of property investment and provide practical legal solutions to support your investment goals.
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Preparing for Your Property Purchase
Essential steps to take before starting the conveyancing process to ensure a smooth transaction.
Step-by-Step Process
- 1Get your finances in order and obtain a mortgage agreement in principle
- 2Choose a solicitor and instruct them early in the process
- 3Arrange a property survey to identify any structural issues
- 4Gather all necessary documents (ID, proof of funds, etc.)
- 5Consider additional insurance (buildings, contents, life insurance)
- 6Plan your moving date and arrange removal services
- 7Notify relevant parties of your change of address
- 8Set aside funds for all associated costs and fees
Helpful Tips
- Start the legal process as soon as your offer is accepted
- Keep all documents organised in a dedicated folder
- Don't make any major financial changes during the process
- Stay in regular contact with your solicitor for updates
Important Warnings
- Don't exchange contracts until you're completely satisfied
- Ensure you have sufficient funds for all costs and fees
- Don't skip the survey - it could reveal expensive problems
- Be aware that the process can take longer than expected
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Our Process
Our residential conveyancing process begins with an initial consultation where we explain the legal process and provide a clear timeline. We then conduct all necessary searches and investigations, review contracts and legal documents, and keep you informed throughout. We coordinate with all parties involved to ensure a smooth completion.
Timeline
Most residential conveyancing transactions complete within 8-16 weeks, depending on factors such as the property chain, mortgage approval, and any issues that arise. We'll provide realistic timelines and work efficiently to complete your transaction as quickly as possible.
Costs & Fees
We offer competitive fixed fees for standard residential conveyancing. Our fees include all legal work, searches, and Land Registry fees. We'll provide a detailed cost breakdown before starting work and keep you informed of any additional costs that may arise.
What You'll Need
- Proof of identity (passport or driving licence)
- Proof of address (utility bill or bank statement)
- Proof of funds or mortgage offer
- Property details and address
- Estate agent details
- Surveyor contact details
- Insurance details
- Any relevant planning documents
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