LOW COST CONVEYANCING QUOTE
All of our panel members are accredited as specialists in the law of land and real property. They are based out of London and can keep overheads down allowing them to give an extremely low cost conveyancing quote whilst still ensuring that your legal work is carried out by an experienced conveyancing solicitor.
If you would like to speak to a land and property specialist with no further obligation just call the low cost conveyancing quote line or complete and send the contact form and a solicitor will phone to give you free advice and a realistic price to carry out any legal work relating to leases, land or property.
Bank telegraphic transfer
Instead of paying for property using cash or cheques money is usually transferred between solicitors electronically which both debits one solicitors client account and credits the other solicitors client account instantaneously. The bank charges a fee for the transfer of money electronically between bank accounts.
Charge on property
This refers to money that is secured on the property usually by way of a mortgage deed which means that when the property is old it is transferred subject to the mortgage continuing to be effective against the new owner or the seller pays of the mortgage to sell the property unencumbered.
Contract
This is the binding legal agreement by seller and buyer to transfer the property referred to in the term ‘exchange of contracts’. The contract sets out the agreement including a full description of the property and land, the price and the full particulars of the parties. The contract also incorporates the buyer’s information pack which refers to fixtures and fitting and other important matters.
Deed of Assignment of a Life Policy
This occurs when one person’s interest under an endowment insurance policy is transferred to the other policyholder often following transfer of equity as a result of dissolution of marriage or cessation of co-habitation.
Deed of Guarantee
This is used when a lender has reservations about the ability of a borrower to repay mortgage instalments and requires another, usually more financially secure person, to guarantee the loan.
Deed of Postponement
This deed may be used to postpone the rights of one party to those of another, usually in relation to the order of priority of repayment of outstanding mortgages on land or property.
Deed of Grant
In conveyancing terms this deed gives the beneficiary of the deed certain rights that are outlined in the deed which most often grants a right of way.
Conveyancing
This term refers to the transfer of the legal title to land and property from one person's name to another person’s name. Conveyancing is what a solicitor does to transfer ownership of land or property. Our specialist solicitors will give a low cost conveyancing quote for all UK business.
Deed of Variation
This type of document changes the terms of another document that affects the title of land, usually relating to leasehold properties.
Deed of Rectification
This document is used to correct errors in other documents relating to land.
Deed of Trust
Outlines each title holders share of jointly held property.
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