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If the Seller of the house that you are purchasing are selling under a Grant of Probate, there are some things that…

Conveyancing — 19 Oct 2021

It is a common misconception that properties sold at auction are either repossession properties or problem properties and that they are only…

Conveyancing — 19 Oct 2021

A deed of trust is a document drawn up by your solicitor that confirms what the proportions in which two or more…

Conveyancing — 19 Oct 2021

Whether you’re in the midst of purchasing your first home or signing on the dotted line for your second property it is…

Conveyancing — 19 Oct 2021

Equity release is a way of obtaining some of the value in your home without having to move. The money is secured…

Conveyancing — 19 Oct 2021

A gifted deposit is a financial contribution from a third party towards a deposit on another person’s property. It is vital that…

Conveyancing — 19 Oct 2021

Having an absent freeholder does carry some benefits when you own a leasehold, such as the joy of not having to pay…

Conveyancing — 19 Oct 2021

What is it? If you are saving to buy your first home and you do so using a Help to Buy ISA…

Conveyancing — 19 Oct 2021

If you are moving home or buying an additional property it is always good to shop around for a firm who has…

Conveyancing — 19 Oct 2021

Joint Tenants and Tenants in common are two different types of ownership of a property. The difference between these two is important…

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