Specialist Wiltshire Conveyancing Solicitors
Moving home can be a very stressful process but knowing that the conveyancing lawyers in charge of your legal work is a Law Society accredited expert can help to put your mind at ease. So if you’re looking to buy or sell a house or flat in Wiltshire, invest in a buy to let property, or sell or buy land, our locally based specialist lawyers can help.
Looking for a competitive quote from proactive Wiltshire conveyancing lawyers? In the last 20 years, our conveyancing team have helped around 10,000 people just like you move home. Call our team now on FREEPHONE 0800 1404544 or one of our local office numbers [see below] – for FREE initial phone advice and an instant personalised conveyancing quote.
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Our Wiltshire conveyancing services
Our lawyers deal with a full range of conveyancing transactions and act for homeowners, landlords and investors. We know how important it is to move a transaction forward promptly and we always work proactively to meet deadlines and avoid delays wherever possible. And we offer a full range of conveyancing services in Wiltshire from our offices in Salisbury and Amesbury, including:
· Auctions – click here to read more about buying property at auction
·: 40px;”>· Buying a shared ownership property – click here to read more about shared ownership conveyancing
· Buying and selling leasehold property
· Buy to let property – click here to read more about buy to let conveyancing
· Buying your council house or flat
· Equity release
· Remortgaging
· Right to buy
· Selling property or land
Our conveyancing lawyers are happy to provide a free quote and offer a free, no-obligation conversation at the outset so that you can ask us any questions.
Buying your house – what exchange of contracts means
Your Conveyancing Solicitors will have provided you with a pre-contract report, which includes the contract. It is therefore crucial that you are fully aware of the process leading up to this.
Signing the Contract
- Once you exchange contracts with the vendor, you are legally obliged to complete the purchase. Equally, the vendor is legally obliged to complete the sale
- Signing the contract alone does not legally commit you, however you cannot be legally committed to buy unless you have signed the contract
Deposit
- Your Conveyancing Solicitor will normally require a deposit from you and they will provide you with a report detailing how to pay this
- If you are selling and buying you may be able to use your buyer’s deposit to fund the deposit on your purchase
Completion Date
- You must tell your conveyancing lawyers the date that you would like to complete
- This must be a week day only but not a Bank Holiday
- The date must be agreed with your vendor and all other parties in the chain
- If you are selling, your buyer and any chain below them must also be consulted
- Your Solicitor will contact your vendor’s Solicitor to check agreement about proposed completion dates
- Your conveyancing lawyer requires 5-8 working days between exchange and completion to obtain mortgage funds from the lender, if appropriate. Your Solicitor must send a Certificate of Title to the lender to request the funds
- Sometimes your Solicitor can obtain the funds more quickly but this is not guaranteed
Exchanging Contracts
- The Conveyancing Solicitors agree to send each other the contract signed by their respective clients and you are committed from that point.
- There is no legal commitment until you exchange contracts, which is also important to consider should you need to give notice on rented accommodation, for example.
There are prescribed procedures and professional undertakings involved in the exchanging of contracts when you buy and/or sell a property.
Law Society Conveyancing Quality accreditation
When it comes to the best quality conveyancing, the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme is the recognised quality mark. The scheme is run by the Law Society itself and is a guarantee that your solicitors specialise in buying or selling property. Needless to say we have been members from day one.
So whether you are purchasing or selling a house or flat, make sure that you instruct a Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme
Looking for Specialist Conveyancing Solicitors To Help You Buy Or Sell Property In Wiltshire? Call us now
Our specialist conveyancing lawyers represent clients throughout Wiltshire from our offices in Salisbury and Amesbury. So when you instruct us, you can do so safe in the knowledge that we have the kind of real experience you can rely on.
Call us now on Salisbury 01722 422300 or Amesbury 01980 622922 for your fixed fee conveyancing quote.
For your FREE no obligation fixed fee quote from local Wiltshire solicitors, get in touch with us today.
- Call our property team on Salisbury 01722 422300 and Amesbury 01980 622922 OR
- E-mail us using the online enquiry form below
Bonallack and Bishop, Bonallack and Bishop
Rougemont House, Queensberry House,
Rougemont Close, 5 Salisbury Street,
Salisbury, Amesbury,
Wiltshire Wiltshire
SP1 1LY SP4 7AW
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