Usually, when you buy a repossessed house, you will have to complete on the property within a fairly tight deadline (often 28 days) so it's important that the conveyancing process is started straight away to give it the best chance of resolution in time. There may well be limited information available on the property itself as the seller won't know much about the home or its history, so it's even more important that the conveyancing process is carried out thoroughly, along with a survey to check for any structural issues. Once you have completed on the property, there might be some issues that you wouldn't need to consider when buying a home that has just been vacated by the seller. E.g. services will usually have been disconnected in a repossessed property during the sales process, so you'll need to arrange for reconnection. Our expert repossession conveyancing team can help give you a quote on our fixed fee conveyancing services for buying a repossessed property, to ensure that there are no unexpected surprises when it comes to these costs. Get in touch to find out more.