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From the moment that you agree a price, our team of experienced conveyancers in Grimsby, Lincoln, Louth and Mablethorpe are on hand to guide you through the legal process.
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Our team of conveyancers have a wealth of experience in dealing with buying and selling properties all over the country.
We utilise the latest technology to provide a fast, efficient and cost effective conveyancing service and offer a competitively priced service, including:
- Preparing and reviewing contracts
- Exchanging contracts
- Advising on mortgage offers
- Advising on shared ownership
In addition to the legal work which we carry out on your behalf, the conveyancing process includes a series of tasks which have to be performed by other parties such as mortgage lenders, who provide the finance; surveyors, who assess the condition of the property, and local authorities and other statutory providers, who produce search results. It is our role to orchestrate the process and to make sure everything is done carefully and in a timely fashion.
How much will it cost?
Call us today and speak to one of our friendly conveyancers for a quote.
For more information about how the conveyancing process works please see our FAQs or get in touch with a member of the team.
Bridge McFarland are accredited by The Law Society as part of their Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS)
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FAQs
Great news, our purchase offer has been accepted.
Firstly your legal adviser will send you details of what it will cost to buy the property and will ask you for some money to pay for the property searches. The actual amount required for the searches does depend on the location of the property as search prices vary in different parts of the country.
Secondly your legal adviser will advise you to have the property professionally surveyed.
Why is a survey on the property I wish to buy so important?
In English law when a property is sold the principle of ‘Buyer Beware’ applies. The property is effectively ‘sold as seen’. For example, if the boiler breaks down the day after the sale is completed or if you find that the property suffers with rising damp, you will have to bear the cost.
What are the property searches that you do during my purchase?
Searches are the name given to a number of the checks which your legal adviser will carry out to find out more about the property you are buying.
What is the moving date?
The moving date, which is very often referred to as the completion date in the property industry, is the date upon which the remainder of the sale price is paid over to the seller’s legal adviser and the seller must move out of the property and hand over the keys to the buyer.
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Local conveyancing expert advises first-time buyers at Lincolnshire ‘Help to buy Roadshow’
Added 28th December, 2012
Bridge McFarland’s Michelle Braford was in attendance at the Government backed ‘Help To Buy Roadshow’ held in Lincoln’s Bailgate area – the roadshow has been touring the country to offer advice to first time buyers.
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