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Residential Property Conveyancing

Are you buying, selling or remortgaging a home in Nottingham? Having the guidance of experienced conveyancing solicitors will make the process as smooth as possible.

Buying or selling a house is an exciting process but without the right guidance, it can become costly and time-consuming.

Our residential conveyancing solicitors in Nottingham have extensive experience in helping people buy and sell property. We can manage any risks and make the process as stress-free as possible.

Our Nottingham-based solicitors are experienced in all aspects of residential conveyancing, including:

The Law Society Conveyancing Quality Accredited

Why choose Rothera Bray for help with conveyancing?

No matter what type of property transaction you want to complete, it deserves the best attention. At Rothera Bray Solicitors, we pride ourselves on:

  • Experience: we have decades of experience in conveyancing. Our solicitors also have a deep understanding of Nottingham’s property market.
  • Speed and efficiency: time’s of the essence in property transactions. Our local knowledge means we can predict and fix problems quickly to move things
  • Regular updates: we keep you updated every step of the way.
  • Transparent pricing: fair pricing with no hidden costs. Our standard fees, payment methods, and any added costs will be clearly outlined. While we’ll provide a comprehensive initial quote, please note that some cases may incur unexpected costs. We’ll let you know as soon as possible if your case is likely to cost more.
  • Client satisfaction: we take pride in our high rate of client satisfaction. We’re dedicated to making your experience as smooth as possible.

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Michella Young, Partner and Head of Residential Conveyancing

“Our knowledge of Nottingham property will make the conveyancing process a lot less stressful.”

Michelle Young
Partner and Head of Conveyancing

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FAQs

What is property conveyancing?

Property conveyancing is the legal process of transferring ownership of property.

It involves various tasks such as examining property titles, conducting searches, handling contracts, and facilitating the exchange of funds. Conveyancing ensures a smooth and legally-binding transfer of property rights between parties.

Why should I use a local conveyancing solicitor in Nottingham?

Using a local conveyancing solicitor offers several advantages. A local firm has knowledge of the area’s property market and has proven relationships with local agents and authorities.

The lawyer can provide easier accessibility for face-to-face meetings, and can offer a personalised service tailored to the local area. This helps to ensure a smoother and more efficient property transaction process.

How long does the conveyancing process take?

Each conveyancing transaction has its own challenges. So it can be difficult to guarantee exactly how long it will take to finalise. However, straightforward conveyancing work typically takes approximately 16-18 weeks from the acceptance of an offer and the engagement of solicitors.

Occasionally, delays are inevitable. If your conveyancing process is expected to extend beyond this time limit, your residential property solicitor will let you know.

What is the conveyancing process?

Conveyancing is a process that involves several steps. It varies depending on the type of transaction, but often covers:

  1. Property searches. These may cover checks with the local authority, environmental searches and HM Land Registry searches. Read more about property searches.
  2. Enquiries and liaison with authorities based on the results of these searches
  3. Review of legal documents to ensure that you’re protected from issues in the future
  4. Dealing with mortgage offers and lender requirements
  5. Once the legalities are satisfied, documents are signed and a completion date is agreed
  6. Contracts are exchanged
  7. Stamp duty is paid
  8. An application is made to the Land Registry to register you as the new owner

It’s not simple to buy a new home, but the Rothera Bray conveyancing team can guide you through every step of the process.

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