Selling Your Home?

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You trusted us when you bought your home. Now that you’re selling, let BHW Conveyancing guide you again.

We already know your property, your preferences, and how to make the process smooth and stress-free.

With our expert team by your side, you can move forward with confidence.

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Let us make your next move even smoother than the last

Now that your property is back on the market, thereโ€™s no better time to reconnect with the conveyancer who already knows your home inside out. At BHW Conveyancing, weโ€™ve handled your purchase before, so weโ€™re perfectly placed to manage your sale with speed, precision, and care.

Our friendly conveyancing teams are not only well-versed in managing the legal complexities of property law, but they are also understanding of your needs, taking the stress out of your transaction. We do this by having an open dialogue with our clients and other professionals within the property industry. This allows us to build strong relationships and progress your property transaction efficiently.

We offer no-nonsense, straightforward guidance. Excellent customer service is at the heart of everything we do. Our attention to detail, transparency and proactive approach set us apart as a conveyancing firm that you can rely on for a seamless and gratifying property transaction experience.

As a returning client, youโ€™ll also receive a discount off your conveyancing fees when you get in touch. Call our quote team on 0116 402 9000 for a free, no-obligation quote.

“Having handled the purchase of your property, we already understand the details and can hit the ground running. That familiarity means fewer delays, smoother communication, and a more efficient process from start to finish.”

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Kim Marshall
Senior Associate Licensed Conveyancer

Partner supervised, lawyer led conveyancing

Our conveyancing teams are lawyer-led and partner supervised. This means that not only do we deal with complex conveyancing matters, but we also ensure that high-quality standards are maintained as every transaction is handled by an experienced property lawyer. Combined, we have years of industry experience navigating complex regulations. We are well-equipped to anticipate the legal challenges that may crop up during the conveyancing process and we come prepared with proactive solutions to make sure that you have a smooth journey.

Industry aleading timescales

Weโ€™re proud to say that we have built longstanding relationships founded on trust and confidence with our clients and other property professionals. We believe that this is the key to progressing transactions quickly. As well as this, we actively manage the number of transactions we take on so that our teams can focus on all of our cases equally. Efficiency and quality are always at the forefront of our decisions.

Speak with a solicitor – no call centres

Your dedicated conveyancing team will be on hand to answer all of your questions, so youโ€™ll never be passed from pillar to post to get an update on your transaction. Our customer service ethos is based on genuine human connection where every interaction has a personal touch. Your team will understand the nuances of your property transaction and are committed to giving you a tailored and personal service.

Fixed fee conveyancing service

Weโ€™ll give you an upfront fair fixed fee quote that we calculate based on your unique transaction. Weโ€™re always transparent about our fees so that you know exactly how much our service will cost, helping you plan better.

Personal service with a smile

Maintaining a high-quality service for our clients is something we take very seriously. With this in mind, we understand that property transactions are more than legal processes, they impact our clientsโ€™ lives. We have friendly and approachable experts on hand to assist with any queries or questions tailored to your needs.

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Conveyancing services

Our conveyancing solicitors have years of experience handling all types of residential property transactions.

For more information, see our article ‘How to Choose the Right Conveyancing Firm and Compare Conveyancing Quotes‘.

For a no obligation personalised conveyancing quotation, please contact our quote team on 0116 402 9000.

A leading conveyancing team

As a leading conveyancing law firm, we work hard to make our clients satisfied. Through client feedback, we have found that 98% of our clients would use our conveyancing services again and recommend us. At BHW Conveyancing, we are committed to maintaining our incredible reputation and your positive experience is something we take pride in.

How to sell your house: FAQs

What are the first things to do when selling your house?

When you have decided that selling your home is the right move for you, there are a number of things you need to think about. The very first thing to do would be to work out how you want to sell your house and how much you want to sell it for. There are a few ways you could sell your home such as going through an auction, an estate agent or doing it yourself privately.

How long does conveyancing take?

This all depends on the route you choose and is dependent on how quickly you want to sell up. You’ll also need to decide how much you want to sell your home for. You might want to get a few valuations from different estate agents in your area to see how much they value your home at and take a look at properties that have recently sold in your area on websites such as Zoopla, which will affect the time it takes to complete the conveyancing process. 

Do you need a solicitor if you are selling a house?

It is highly recommended that you instruct a local conveyancing solicitor like BHW even if you are just selling your house, and if you have a mortgage on the property your lender will likely require it. It’s also key that you are aware of the legal stages of selling a house, how searches are conducted and issues like who is responsible for any repairs before selling.

However, you do not strictly need to hire a solicitor if you are just selling your house. You should bear in mind that there are a number of legal administrative procedures throughout the process of selling a house that need to be followed, such as drafting the sales contract, approving the Transfer Deed, and changing titles through the Land Registry, as well as ensuring the sale goes through legally and on the terms expected. If you donโ€™t understand the process or have little experience with selling a property, not having a solicitor will likely give you a headache.

Why should I engage a local conveyancing solicitor?

Selling a home without a solicitor will be complex, there is a lot of legal jargon involved and if you are not certain about the documents required or the process, you could run into some problems and delays which may ultimately frustrate your buyer enough for them to pull out of the purchase. It is also worth considering that conveyancing solicitors are required to hold appropriate professional indemnity insurance and are reportable to the Legal Ombudsman, giving you means for recourse if any aspect of your sale is not handled correctly. 

What are solicitor fees for selling a house?

How much solicitors charge to sell a house can range between ยฃ500- ยฃ2000 depending upon the sale price and the circumstances involved. Usually, solicitors offer a fixed fee service based on the information available at the outset, so you have an idea of how much the overall process will cost. However, this will assume that legalities were correctly dealt with when you originally purchased the property and any additional work to rectify issues found may be subject to additional fees.

What ways can I sell a property?

The most common methods of selling a property are selling by auction, through an estate agent or selling privately. The costs, timescales, and conditions of the sale may vary depending on the method you choose. Your conveyancing solicitor can help you learn when the best time to sell your property is.

Who do you notify when selling a house?

When youโ€™re selling your home, you should notify your mortgage lender. You will need to know what the outstanding mortgage balance is, and whether you will need to pay any penalties for leaving a fixed-term mortgage earlier than the end date for instance.

You can request a redemption statement from your lender which will give you this information. Your solicitor will also request one and set out the amounts in a completion statement for you along with the other costs associated with your sale. The Land Registry will also need to be notified so that the title deeds can be transferred, but the buyerโ€™s solicitor will ultimately be responsible for this after completion.

Nicola Dixon

Associate Legal Executive

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