Buying a house

Expert help to buy your new home

Property Move Solicitors provides the expert legal support and guidance you need to buy your new home.

Our team of experienced conveyancing solicitors are here to ensure your property purchase proceeds as fast and smooth as possible.

From the moment you instruct us to deal with your purchase, you will be introduced to a solicitor and assistant dedicated to your file.

It provides peace of mind to know that someone is able to answer your questions, keep you up to date with progress and deal with all the necessary searches, surveys and paperwork.

A simple, stress-free process

At Property Move Solicitors, we understand how important it is to provide a quote and stick to it. The fees you are quoted when you instruct us for your purchase are exactly what you will pay.

We understand that life is busy, and you may not have time to make or take calls. As such, all documentation can be dealt with by post or via e-mail, meaning you won’t need to visit your conveyancer and take precious time off work.

You will also be given access to our easy to use conveyancing tracker app, enabling you to track your matter at all times.

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Why choose Property Move Solicitors

Specialist conveyancers

We have a specialist team of experienced residential property lawyers who have the experience needed to ensure your transaction progresses as smoothly - and as stress-free - as possible.

Fixed fee prices

You won’t experience any surprise costs from us; we offer a fixed fee quotation and that’s exactly what you’ll pay.

Fast Track Service

If you use our FAST TRACK SERVICE, as soon as a buyer is found, or you find a property to purchase, we can have you up and running immediately.

Keeping you informed

We offer all of our clients access to our conveyancing tracking app, so you can keep informed about the status of your purchase or sale at all times.

Our Hints & Tips for buying a house

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Buying a house FAQs

What information will I need to provide?

Whether you are buying or selling a property, below is a list of details we will typically require from you when we take your instruction to carry out your conveyancing:

• Personal details (including name and address etc.)
• Mortgage account details
• Certificates for any work carried out on your home (maybe extensions/amends to structure)
• Any planning permission or building regulations relating to the property
• Utility bills
• Proof of identification (to be photocopied and sent back to you)
• Proof of address

All documentation can be dealt with by post or via e-mail meaning you won’t need to visit your conveyancer and take precious time off work to head into an office. You’ll be able to track your case online and your conveyancer will keep you up to date with what’s happening at every point.

Will I have to pay Stamp Duty on my home?

There is currently a temporary holiday on Stamp Duty on the first £500,000 of all property sales in England and Northern Ireland until March 2021.

It means that anyone completing a purchase on a main residence which costs up to £500,000, will not be required to pay any Stamp Duty on purchases made up to March 31st 2021 when the payment holiday ends.

How long does the conveyancing process take?

In general, the whole process will take around 12-14 weeks but sometimes it can be a lot quicker – it all depends on who else is in the chain and any other mitigating circumstances.

You’ll be allocated your own conveyancer and assistant who will act as your guide taking you from start to finish of the process.

Can you help me remortgage my property?

It’s advisable to appoint a solicitor when dealing with a remortgage so that you have complete peace of mind that everything has been done by the book and there is no room for costly errors.

Although less complicated than the original purchase of your home, remortgaging does involve some specific legal legwork best carried out by your conveyancer and we can certainly help.