09

Nov

Who Signs The Contract First When Selling A House

November 9, 2022AVRilloBlog, Conveyancing

If you're selling a house or a flat, you might be wondering who signs the contract first. After all, the process of selling a house is different in the UK than it is in other countries. In most cases, it's the seller who signs the contract first. Here's a closer look at why that is...

09

Nov

What Happens After You Sign a Contract for a House or a Flat

November 9, 2022AVRilloBlog, Conveyancing

You've found the perfect house or a flat, put in an offer, and had it accepted. Congrats! The next step is to sign a contract. But what happens after you sign a contract for a house or a flat? We're here to tell you. Once you've signed the contract, you're legally obligated to purchase the...

09

Nov

What Happens After Exchange of Contracts When Buying Home?

November 9, 2022AVRilloBlog, Conveyancing

Exchange of Contracts When Buying Property So you've gone through the process of finding a property, making an offer, and having it accepted. Congrats! The next step is to exchange contracts. This is when the sale becomes legally binding. But what happens after that? Here's a quick overview. Once the contracts have been exchanged, the...

09

Nov

What do solicitors need when buying a house

November 9, 2022AVRilloBlog, Conveyancing

Buying a house is a big decision and, in the UK, it's one that's usually made with the help of a solicitor and conveyancer. If you're an estate agent, it's important to know what solicitors and conveyancers need when they're helping clients buy property so that the process goes smoothly. Here are three things that...

07

Nov

Can I Do My Own Property Conveyancing?

November 7, 2022AVRilloBlog, Buying, Conveyancing

DIY Conveyancing: Property Buying & Selling Searching the internet, you will find many websites that offer to do your property conveyancing for you in the UK. You might be wondering, can I do it myself? The answer is yes! You absolutely can, but there are certain things you need to know before beginning the process....

07

Nov

The Conveyancing Process on the Sale of a Property

November 7, 2022AVRilloBlog, Conveyancing, Mortgages

Conveyancing Process When Selling a House Selling a property in the UK can be a confusing and stressful process, especially if you're not familiar with the conveyancing process. In this blog post, we'll give you a brief overview of the conveyancing process for the sale of a property in the UK so that you can...

07

Nov

Conveyancing Fees on Transfer of Property

November 7, 2022AVRilloBlog, Conveyancing

Conveyancing Fees on Transfer of Property When transferring ownership of property in the United Kingdom, several fees must be paid to complete the transaction. One of these fees is the conveyancing fee, which is charged by the solicitor or conveyancer handling the transfer. In this article, we'll take a look at what conveyancing fees are...

03

Nov

What Is Residential Conveyancing? All You Need To Know

November 3, 2022AVRilloBlog, Conveyancing

If you're planning on buying or selling a property in the UK, you'll need to engage the services of a qualified conveyancer. In this blog post, we'll give you a crash course in everything you need to know about residential conveyancing in the UK, from what it is and how it works to how much...

02

Nov

Average Cost Of Conveyancing In The UK?

November 2, 2022AVRilloBlog, Conveyancing

One of the first things you need to do when buying or selling property in the UK is to engage the services of a qualified conveyancer. A conveyancer is a solicitor who specializes in property transactions and will handle all of the legal aspects of your purchase or sale. In the UK, the average cost...

02

Nov

Is A Licensed Conveyancer A Solicitor?

The simple answer to this question is no. A licensed conveyancer is not a solicitor. In the UK, solicitors are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), whereas licensed conveyancers are regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC). However, both professions are involved in the legal transfer of property. So, what are the main...