Conveyancing

PROPERTY SOLICITORS BRIGHTON – CONVEYANCING SOLICITORS BRIGHTON

CONVEYANCING SOLICITORS – CONVEYANCING QUOTE FROM PROPERTY LAWYERS IN BRIGHTON

Are you looking to buy, sell, remortgage or rent a property in Brighton? Whether you simply need a Home Information Pack (HIP) or advice regarding a lease, get in touch with our Brighton conveyancing team for efficient, practical and sensible advice.

We understand property transactions can be stressful.  We are here to help every step of the way and make sure you are consulted at all stages of the process.

We also know that no two clients are exactly alike. Whether you are first-time buyer, landlord, tenant or commercial property developer, we are able to provide you with relevant tailored advice.

Value for money

Brighton solicitors fees are affordable and transparent.  We can give a personalised quote and can even provide advice on a fixed fee basis.  There are no hidden extra costs such as rapid completion, lender or insurance fees.  Whilst our services are affordable, we aim to provide a high level service which helps you get where you want to be.

Conveyancing defined

Conveyancing is quite a broad term and can include advice on transactions involving leasehold and freehold titles, advice on new builds, co-ownership, rights to buy, security of tenure and lease renewals and extensions.

Freehold transactions

There are three general stages involved in the sale of a freehold title which includes the pre-exchange, exchange and completion stages.  At the pre-exchange stage, contracts are drafted and negotiated and offers on the property are accepted.  At the exchange stage, the buyer and seller’s solicitors exchange contracts and searches of the property are conducted.  Searches are a process carried out to find out further information about a property and the surrounding area and include local (planning permissions and planned developments, sewage and drainage and mining searches (subsidence risks).  There are contractual penalties for pulling out at the exchange stage.  At the completion stage, the transaction is complete and all monies are transferred from the purchaser to the seller.  The purchaser is registered at the Land Registry and allowed to take possession of the property.

Get in touch

If you are based or looking to move to Brighton, please get in touch with our Brighton conveyancing team to find out what we can do to help.

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Conveyancing

Indemnity Policies - What are they?

This is a very useful form of legal Insurance Policy taken out to deal with a technical legal (often historical) risk associated with the property being sold. In some instances, these policies can be taken out if there is an issue which would otherwise take many months to resolve, in the interests of avoiding the transaction stalling or aborting (particularly if there is a chain), and in some instances there can be historical possible rights, such as rights of way or other obscure legal risks where it is virtually impossible to remove the small risk legally, as it may not even be possible to identify who has the benefit of such rights now.

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