Hidden conveyancing fees explained
Hidden conveyancing fees are extra costs not always shown in the first quote. Here’s what commonly arises and how to avoid surprises.
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Conveyancing covers the legal work that happens when a property changes hands. It includes checking titles, running searches, handling contracts, and transferring funds on completion day. These articles explain what conveyancers do, how to choose one, and what to expect at each stage of the process in clear, everyday language.
What is indemnity insurance?
What indemnity insurance covers when buying a home, when it’s appropriate, and how your conveyancer arranges it during the purchase process.
Buying a property with a short lease: risks, options and what to check
Buying a property with a short lease doesn’t have to be a deal-breaker. Learn the risks, costs, and smart options before you commit.
What is an unadopted road? Rights, costs and risks explained
An unadopted road isn’t maintained by the council. Here’s what that means for access, costs, lenders, and what buyers should check early.
Fixtures and fittings explained: what’s actually included when you buy a home
Arguments over fixtures and fittings are a common cause of moving-day stress. Here’s what usually stays, what goes, and how to avoid surprises.
What happens on completion day
Completion day is when the money moves, ownership legally changes, and the keys are released. Here’s what actually happens — and what’s normal.
What are property searches?
Property searches reveal legal, environmental and planning risks before you buy. Here’s what they cover, how long they take, and why they matter.
What Does a Conveyancer Do and Why You’ll Need One
A conveyancer handles the legal side of buying or selling a home. Here’s what they do, why you need one, and how to find someone you can trust.