Conveyancing

The legal process of transferring property ownership.

Conveyancing is the legal work that transfers property ownership from seller to buyer. It's handled by a solicitor or licensed conveyancer and typically takes 8-12 weeks. Key activities: ordering searches (local authority, environmental, water), reviewing the draft contract and title deeds, raising enquiries, reviewing the mortgage offer, and preparing for exchange and completion. Typical UK conveyancing fees are £1,200-£2,500 including disbursements.

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