I will ensure that the process is as smoothly run as possible and will keep you informed as to what is happening. If you are at all unfamiliar with the process of purchasing and selling property then the outline below will help you identify the most important stages in conveyancing transactions. This is a search made at the Local Authority in which the property is situated - usually the District or Borough Council, London Borough or Metropolitan Council. Legal Title Is the basis upon which the ownership of the property is established. In England and Wales the majority of properties now have a legal title registered with Her Majesty's land Registry.
Some properties still have an unregistered title.
It is the most vital time in the conveyancing process because up to this point either party may withdraw from the transaction without any legal obligation to the other party. The day you give or take possession of the property. On your behalf I will obtain from the seller's solicitors a contract of purchase and supporting documents. The papers will include a fixtures and fittings list advising you exactly what the seller will be leaving in the property on completion. If you are obtaining a mortgage you will need to make a contact with your lender and complete a mortgage application and provide the lender with my name and address.