11th February 2022

What is a redemption statement

Redemption Statement A redemption statement is a document that must be given to the mortgagor (the borrower) when there is…

2nd February 2022

What is a Draft Contract in Conveyancing?

When purchasing or selling a home, conveyancing is required for an official transaction of property between buyers and sellers. Once…

10th December 2021

What is Probate Property?

Probate refers to the legal right to manage a deceased individual’s estate after they have died. This generally includes all…

9th December 2021

What is a Deed of Trust in Property?

A Deed of Trust is a document used in property to determine how the financial responsibility is split between involved…

7th December 2021

Do First Time Buyers pay Stamp Duty

Many homeowners, no matter what their circumstances are, need to consider the impact of stamp duty on their property purchase.…

1st December 2021

What is the Difference Between a Maisonette and a Flat?

Identifying your perfect property can be a challenge. There are several different types of housing you might be considering –…

16th November 2021

Do you need a Restrictive Covenant Indemnity Insurance policy?

A Covenant is typically understood as an agreement made between two parties in writing. In the context of property and…

15th November 2021

What is a ‘No Onward Chain’ property?

When buying or selling a house, there is plenty to keep track of. Whether it’s the processes to work through,…

12th November 2021

What are Conveyancing Searches?

Your solicitor will perform property searches (also known as conveyancing searches) to learn more details about a property you want…