The final stage of buying a house: exchanging contracts and collecting the keys
What is required to exchange contracts and complete your residential property transaction?
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Whether you are remortgaging to find a better deal, raise extra funds or adding/removing a person from the existing mortgage, it is always advisable to instruct a solicitor to oversee the legal elements involved.
Remortgaging
Our conveyancing experts, who are well-known for the quality of their advice and customer care, will guide you through the remortgaging process and take the time to ensure that each step is fully explained to you in simple terms.
You will receive frequent unprompted updates from your solicitor and have direct dial telephone access to the team who will be able to answer any questions that you may have as your case progresses.
If you are remortgaging to add or remove a person, we can also assist you with the transfer of equity process as well.
We will assist with these steps of the remortgaging process:
For details of our fees and services in relation to residential conveyancing work, please click on the relevant drop-down option on our Pricing page which can be viewed here.
Remortgaging
Our conveyancing experts have been advising homeowners on their remortgages for many years and as a result have gained considerable experience of working alongside many of the most popular mortgage lenders.
This has enabled the team to establish strong working relationships with a number of banks, building societies and specialist mortgage providers, which often minimises communication times between the two, speeding up the overall process.
In addition, the team’s in-depth knowledge of all of the aspects involved in the remortgaging process ensures that, regardless of what the transaction entails, you will receive an efficient and transparent service with no unnecessary delays.
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If you require any further information or a no-obligation quote for buying a property through the Right to Buy scheme, please call 01332 226 139 or complete the form below.
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