Selling Your Property

Your conveyancer will confirm your identity, draft the contract, order office copies for your property from the Land Registry and send the documents to the buyers conveyancer.

Your conveyancer will also respond to enquiries from your buyers conveyancer, work closely with your estate agent, redeem your mortgage, send you balancing funds on completion and manage all the legal document required to transfer ownership of your property.

Nationally, conveyancing transactions on average take between 16-20 weeks to complete. However, our trusted panel through the use of technology, gathering information upfront and best practice standards on average complete Freehold transactions within 12- 14 weeks. Leasehold transactions will usually take longer and all transaction timelines depend on your chain including when enquiries and documentation are received. Our panel comparison shows you each firm’s average completion times to help you choose.

Yes. You will require your proof of identity documents including your ID and bank statements, your property title deeds, and any warranties or guarantees (for example, FENSA certificates for windows). Don’t worry though, your conveyancer will guide you!

Absolutely! You can get a conveyancing quote now, so you know what to expect, even before you accept an offer. By providing your property documentation and completing your identification checks early in the transaction, will significantly reduce your transaction time, allowing you to complete quicker.

A deposit will be requested by your conveyancer on instruction to cover the initial disbursements (such as Land Registry documents). Conveyancing fees are otherwise paid on completion. You’ll see a full breakdown of your conveyancing fees and required deposits upfront in your quote.