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Conveyancing solicitors manage the legal processes involved in property transactions, including buying a house. Our conveyancing solicitors understand that efficient conveyancing is the key to successful completion. We minimise stress by responding quickly to your questions and keeping you informed at every stage.
Read MoreIf you have a plan to purchase or sell a property, it is essential to understand the conveyancing term and what the conveyancing process involves.
Read MoreWhen we guide our clients through the conveyancing process we often get asked this question, especially when we are waiting to hear the results of these searches!
So, we thought it would be a good idea to put together a quick blog post all about conveyancing or property searches and why they are an essential part of the conveyancing process, helping to protect you as a buyer! So read on for your basic guide to conveyancing searches!
The Renter’s Rights Bill is currently going through parliament. This bill, when it becomes law, is set to have a significant impact on both landlords and buy-to-let investors.
Aiming to protect the rights of tenants, this bill would introduce a series of reforms that will impact the role and responsibilities of landlords. As a current landlord or prospective buy-to-let investor, it’s important that you stay updated on these changes to help to prepare and stay compliant.
While the bill is not yet law and the timeline for it becoming law is still unclear, here are the key ways it could affect your buy-to-let investment.
