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Step 1: Valuation and Preparation. Begin by understanding the true value of your property. Consider getting a professional valuation and preparing your home to make the best first impression on potential buyers.
Step 2: Choosing the Right Conveyancer. Selecting a trusted conveyancer early on can significantly ease the process. At Franklins Solicitors, we’re ready to guide you through the legalities while you focus on securing the best deal for your property.
Step 3: Marketing Your Property. Once everything is in place, it’s time to market your property. High-quality photographs and accurate descriptions go a long way in attracting the right buyers and your estate agent should be able to help you showcase your property in the best way.
Step 5: The Legal Process. From drafting contracts to dealing with the Land Registry, our conveyancing experts will handle all the necessary legal work, keeping you updated every step of the way.
Step 6: Completion and Beyond. Upon completion, we’ll ensure all the final details are settled correctly. Even after the keys are handed over, we’re here to assist with any post-sale enquiries.
Selling your home doesn’t have to be overwhelming. We’re committed to providing you with the support, guidance, and expertise you need to navigate the property market confidently.
Ready to take the first step towards selling your home? Contact us today to discuss how we can make your property selling process as seamless and successful as possible.
Yes, you can instruct us to provide conveyancing for both the sale of your existing property and the purchase of your new property. We will liaise with other parties on your behalf.
Solicitors want to know in advance of any challenges or hurdles regarding the transfer of property. Things such as any subsidence, flooding and structural issues with the property. If you’re able to provide information to the conveyancer in advance, it usually helps to speed up the process.
A chain is the common term used to describe a connected group of buyers and sellers who are all reliant on transactions above and below them being completed in order for a house move to go through.
A conveyancing questionnaire is a document that your coveyancer may send to you requesting key information about the sale or purchase of a property. It is a structured way of getting information about the work the conveyancer will need to do.
There are no hidden costs. We will try to make everything as clear as possible. There are situations where additional fees and costs may apply, but we will be transparent from the outset.
If you have any questions about conveyancing, please don’t hesitate to contact our team of experts who are on hand and ready to help you.
