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The calculator only applies to properties in England and Wales. For Scottish properties, see our Conveyancing & Property in Scotland page.

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You can use the calculator to work out conveyancing fees for a property up to a value of £500,000*, whether you're:

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's The Legal Process For Buying A Property?

Regardless of whether you’re buying your next home or adding to your portfolio, the process for buying property is exactly the same from a legal point of view. Once you’ve made an offer and had it accepted, your next step should then be to instruct a solicitor.

Pre-Exchange

We will carry out all the due diligence to give you a full picture of the property before you legally commit yourself to the purchase. We will request contract papers for the transaction and undertake surveys, searches and enquiries on the property. This is also the time to make sure that all finances are arranged.

We will send you all the information once it’s ready and we’ll ask you to sign the contract if you are happy with the details. You will need to send us the agreed deposit at this stage (usually 10% of the purchase price).

You will also need to agree a completion date with the seller. This is when payment must be made and you will legally become the new owner of the property.

Exchange of Contracts

The transaction becomes legally binding when buyer and seller exchange contracts. Once the exchange has been made, you will be committed to completing the transaction on the date agreed.

Between exchange and completion we will send you a completion statement, showing the total payment we will require in order to complete the transaction. We will also request your mortgage advance (if any) from your lender.

Completion

On the agreed completion date, we will send the funds to the seller’s solicitor. When the seller’s solicitor has received them and the seller has vacated the property, the keys will be released to you by the estate agents. We will then attend to any post-completion registration formalities such as the payment of Stamp Duty Land Tax and the registration at the Land Registry.

Download our Home Buyer's Guide to find out more about the process for buying a property.

Why Do I Need Legal Assistance For Conveyancing?

DIY conveyancing is possible but it is a complicated and time-consuming business with very large sums of money at risk if you make a mistake. At a competitive price, our experienced and knowledgeable conveyancing solicitors can help you avoid this risk and speed up your transaction too.

Having our specialist conveyancing lawyers on your side offers real peace of mind during the already stressful process of buying or selling a property. Our experts have years of experience with a wide variety of property transactions so they can anticipate difficulties and know exactly how to resolve any issues that arise.

Your lawyer will always act in your best interests throughout the process. We will handle all the contractual arrangements, the investigation of the title of the property, document preparation, exchange of contracts, financial information, the mortgage lenders' legal work, payment of stamp duty, and registration at the Land Registry so you don't have to.

What Is Probate?

Probate is the legal process for managing a deceased person's estate. This includes specific requirements for selling or transferring ownership of the deceased's property, such as:

Selling a property requires evidence of your right to sell with a Grant of Probate
Sales also require additional clauses in the transfer contract to protect the personal representative or executor of the Will
Transferring a property requires a Deed of Assent, which is slightly different to the usual Transfer Deed used for property sales and transfers

Our conveyancing lawyers have extensive knowledge and expertise in dealing with probate sales and transfers. We can help you manage the process quickly and sensitively to minimise any stress during a difficult time. Our Wills, Estates & Probate Solicitors can also help with any other aspect of managing the estate.

See our Probate Sale Conveyancing page for more information.

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