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Building an extension in today's world can be a lot more complicated than it was a few years ago. Now we have new building regulations, planning permission and new certificates that people would not have to worry about many years ago. These new additions into the construction world can leave home owners frustrated, confused and ending up spending more money than they originally wanted to. Today we are discussing how YOU can prepare for getting an extension on your home. We will advise you on how to help you keep your build stress free and cost effective.

Solicitors are just as important as estate agents when it comes to selling your home. They are responsible for handling all legal documents in the sale of a property. Choosing the wrong solicitor could be toxic for a property sale. It can lead to prolonging a sale or even worse collapsing a sale altogether. Choosing the right solicitor can lead to a quick and easy conveyance, leaving buyers and sellers completely stress free! Here we have prepared some tips you should look for when choosing a solicitor for your property conveyance!

Conveyancing is the term commonly used in real estate to describe the act of legally transferring property from one party to another, the transfer of legal ownership of land, building or home. A conveyance is done using an instrument of conveyance, - which is a legal document such as a contract, lease, title, or deed,– which outlines the obligations and responsibilities of both the buyer and seller including the purchase price, date of transfer, and any other terms and conditions associated with the sale. The documents provided for conveyancing typically include the deed, mortgage documents, certificate of liens, the title insurance binder, and any side agreements related to the sale.