Conveyancing is the process of legally transferring
the ownership of one property from seller to the owner. The Conveyancing
process consists of various checks and other administrative processes. As an
owner it is a good idea to have some knowledge of the Conveyancing process so
that you are better prepared. In the text below, Conveyancing lawyers
Accrington elaborate on the various steps involved in the
Conveyancing process.
The Pre-Contractual Stage:-
Once you have decided on a property, you will make
an offer. After the offer has been made you will have to prepare the legal
documents required to transfer the ownership from the seller to the buyer. This
contract should not be drafted without the help Conveyancing lawyers
Accrington. This stage should also include various property surveys
and researches.
Exchange of Contracts:-
Once the property has been checked and contracts
have been drafted and agreed upon, they are exchanged between the buyer and
seller. This exchange signifies a legal obligation on both parties, if anyone
backs out then the other will have to pay compensation.
Completion:-
The Conveyancing lawyers Accrington
will carry out the remaining checks needed after the exchange. Once they have
been dealt with, the money is transferred to the buyer and the sale is now
completed. The completion stage signifies that the property has been
transferred to the buyer.
For more information you are welcome to get in
touch with the Conveyancing lawyers Accrington at Walker Wise Solicitors by phone on 01254 300 966 or email enquiries@walkerwise.co.uk.
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