Sales and Purchases of Property
For our personal clients, buying or selling a property can be an exciting, but stressful time. People have to instruct a solicitor under different circumstances, and these are not always happy ones.
TML Residential Conveyancing Solicitors act for individuals and businesses in a variety of residential conveyancing transactions including selling, purchasing, transferring, and remortgaging freehold, leasehold, and unregistered property. For business, transactions visit our Commercial Properties page.
For our personal clients, buying or selling a property can be an exciting, but stressful time. People have to instruct a solicitor under different circumstances, and these are not always happy ones.
To sell Unregistered Land, you would need to produce physical deeds. These deeds will then be handed over to your solicitors who will look through the relevant transactions and submit an application for first registration at the Land Registry.
Re-mortgaging is the legal term for changing your mortgage provider. Once you have made your decision to re-mortgage you must repay your current mortgage utilising the funds received from your new mortgage lender.
Buying a New Build property is vastly different from purchasing a conventional Conveyance. Most new build properties are on development sites and many are purchased prior to the build being completed.
Independent Legal Advice is a signed document that confirms you have received legal advice in relation to a particular matter by a solicitor that isn’t involved with the original proceedings.
A proprietor of a Freehold property is the outright owner of that property and the land on which it stands. Whereas a Leasehold interest means a right to occupy the property but ownership of the property or the land on which it stands is owned by the freeholder.
If you want to change the legal ownership of a property then a transfer of equity will enable you to either add or remove individuals from the registered title through this process.
A Property Auction can be a cost-effective and efficient method of selling or purchasing a property. The contract is completed when the bidding ends and a deposit is paid on the day.
A Declaration of Trust can be an important procedure for many who are buying a property jointly with another individual. A Declaration of Trust is a document that legally binds the joint owners’ financial interests.
