The Renters’ Rights Bill: What does it mean for landlords?

The Renters’ Rights Bill is currently working its way through the process of parliamentary approval and is likely to be implemented in the coming months. The Bill is aiming to bring about widespread change to the private rental market, with a primary focus on enhancing tenant’s rights. One of the key changes for landlords that […]

How Long Does it Take to Buy a Home?

Buying a home is one of the most significant financial decisions you’ll ever make, and it can be a complex process. One of the most common questions we get asked by clients is: How long does it take to buy a home? While the timeline can vary, several key factors influence how long it will […]

Completion date

When moving houses, the process can be both exciting and stressful having to organise so much in so little time. It is crucial to ensure that the communication is clear with everyone involved including Solicitors, Estate Agents, Developers and removal companies. This guide will help you to understand the final part of the conveyancing process […]

The meaning of exchange of contracts

The exchange of contracts is known to be one of the most important and one of the last steps of the conveyancing transactions. This is where the contracts that are signed by the sellers and buyers are exchanged between the solicitors usually via phone, it is also the point of the transaction where the buyer […]

What is a management pack?

A Management Pack which is often known as ‘Sales Pack’ containing a set of forms and documents relating to the sale of the property where a service charge is paid to a specific Management Company who maintain shared facilities especially in the cases of flats and apartment blocks. For example, the pack will include the […]

Thinking of Downsizing Your Property? Here are some things to consider.

As life moves forward, priorities shift, and circumstances change. For many homeowners, downsizing to a smaller property becomes an appealing option. Whether it’s to unlock financial resources, simplify daily living, or start a new chapter, downsizing offers numerous advantages. In this blog, we’ll explore the reasons for downsizing and the key considerations to keep in […]

How Long Does It Usually Take to Buy a House?

Buying a house is a complex process with lots of legal and financial considerations. The conveyancing steps are crucial to making sure everything goes smoothly and legally. While the process usually takes 8 to 12 weeks in England and Wales for residential properties and 4-8 weeks for new build properties, this can vary depending on […]

The Pros and Cons of Buying a New Build Property

In recent years, new build properties have become increasingly popular among homebuyers, offering the appeal of modern amenities, energy efficiency, and the excitement of a brand-new living space. However, like any significant investment, there are both benefits and drawbacks to consider. The process of purchasing a new build property can differ somewhat from buying an […]

I have a Boundary Dispute – what do I do?

Boundary Disputes arise between owners of neighbouring properties. Ordinarily such disputes arise when two parties disagree as to where the true extent of the boundary lies. Disputes can often be triggered when one party proceeds with erecting a fence or wall believing it is on the legal normal erection boundary and the other party disagrees. […]

6 Steps to buying your new build home

Pick the right home for you Developers and Development Sites vary widely as to how they work, what they offer and the development schemes available. Before committing to buying a new build property you should research the developer, visit the site and possible speak to some of the residents who have already moved in to […]


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