Selling a property, for yourself or on behalf of someone is often a time of back and forth between the purchasing party & yourself. This is where we can step in & take the reigns in order to smoothly complete the transaction. We will work to become fully integrated with your needs, allowing us to be on-hand for any relating advice or support you need during the process of selling a property.

Purchasing a property is a time of great excitement for many & often a sense of a fresh beginning is built. We want to help maintain these feelings for you by taking control of all of the necessary steps needed to safely purchase a property (safety is key as you don’t want to encounter any issues with the property later down the line). We will work to become fully integrated with your needs, allowing us to be on-hand for any relating advice or support you need during the process of selling a property.

Remortgaging is often a suitable action for many property owners in order to obtain a mortgage more suited to their needs. In doing this step it may be necessary to seek legal advice in order to ensure that everything is completed as required by the lender, to ensure no future problems arise.

Transferring equity of a property is a step many may take after owning a property for any amount of time, either as a gift or simply to share the responsibilities of the property with a partner officially. This must be completed with great attention to detail, to ensure that there are no clauses or loop-holes that may slow or void the process.

The selling of land or a plot often requires the buyer to use their imagination with what can be done with the land. It also means that they may often have requests such as planning permissions etc. These are not always advisable for you to obtain & we can help you to navigate these processes & successfully sell your land.

Purchasing a piece of land or a plot, may require due diligence to be completed in order to ensure that the land will be suitable for your needs. We can help you to obtain all of the necessary documents & evidenced them properly so that they can be used in the future (if necessary).

Shared ownership is a suitable way to obtain a property for many, where the issues often arise is when issues with the actual property begin to show. By ensuring that the shared ownership agreement includes all of the supporting information that is displayed robustly enough to weather any future use.

Releasing equity is a way for many to obtain much needed finances, it is not suitable for all but if it is our team are experienced in completing it in a way that does not affect any other elements of your property.

Also known as a deed of trust, these can be put in place in order to legally bind financial agreements between joint property owners, and/or anyone with a financial interest in the property. They must be created with all of the necessary information in order to withstand potential future use.

Freehold                       Costs        VAT         Total

Fixed Fee From:                     £750   +   £150   =   £900

Blue Light Card Fee From:             £695   +    £139   =   £834

Extras

Help to Buy Fee From:                  £200  +    £40    =   £240

New Build Fee From:                     £220  +    £44    =   £264

Transfer Equity Fee From:            £450  +    £90    =   £540
(No Mortgage)

Transfer Equity Fee From:           £550   +    £110   =   £660
(With Mortgage)

Declaration of Trust Fee From:   £250    +    £50   =   £300

Shared Ownership Fee From:     £300   +    £60   =  £360

ID1 Fee From:                                £250   +    £50    =  £300
(Minimum Charge)

Leasehold                    Costs        VAT         Total

Fixed Fee From:                     £859   +   £179   =   £1,074

Bluelight Card Fee From:             £840 +    £168   =   £1,008

Extras

Help to Buy ISA Fee From:           £50    +    £10     =   £60

Start Dec Fee From:                     £150   +    £30    =   £180

Remortgage Fee From:                £450  +    £90    =   £540

Equity Release Fee From:           £450  +    £90     =   £540

Amenity Co Fee From:                £150    +    £30    =   £180