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The easier2move conveyancing service was designed by experienced team of solicitors, conveyancers and legal experts who recognized the need for top quality lawyers to be made available on-line for anyone who is buying a home, moving home or remortgaging UK property. Always remember the golden rule is "let the buyer beware" so (provided you have not been misled) you will be liable for any problems that you discover after exchange of contracts.

The first stage when transferring a house through a licenced conveyancers and lawyers is when the sale of the property is agreed. The sellers solicitor or licenced conveyancer obtains the title deeds and arranges for the seller to fill in some enquiry forms. The conveyancing solicitors then prepare a contract and sends this out with a legal information pack. The lawyers look at these and they answer enquiries from the buyers and arrange the moving date. The buyers lawyers request a payment on account of expenses, receive the legal information pack from the sellers solicitor, and then ask any additional legal enquiries if necessary. They do a local authority search, receive the mortgage offer and report to the buyer with the contract for signature and request a deposit.

Exchanging contracts comes next. The sellers solicitors or licenced conveyancers receives the buyers' deposit and get a settlement for any mortgage on the property. They then approve the transfer deed and arrange for the seller to sign it. The lawyers send the buyers contract and deposit to the sellers' lawyers who produced them and prepare the transfer and mortgage deed for the buyer to sign. They arrange final searches and prepare final accounts and request any monies required for completion.

The third stage is completion when the sellers lawyers receive the balance of the purchase price and pay off any mortgages on the property. They hand over the title deeds and send the seller the balance or use this towards the purchase of another UK property (if any). Meanwhile the buyers lawyers send the balance to the sellers solicitor or licenced conveyancer and collect the deeds to the property. They pay stamp duty (if any), register the purchase at HM Land Registry and then send the title deeds to the Bank or Building Society.

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