For conveyancing advice, look no further. At Enact, we like to make the conveyancing process as simple and hassle-free as possible for our customers.
That’s why we’ve created a handy range of posts, to help you understand all aspects of the conveyancing process, ranging from helpful articles on the legal process, to informative guides on getting an accurate conveyancing quote.
Buying a house with a gifted deposit
As property prices continue to increase, many prospective homeowners face the difficult task of saving for a deposit.
What Happens After an Offer is Accepted on a House?
You’ve had your offer accepted on your dream home. This is the first big milestone in the home-buying process, find out what comes next.
Selling a property with a known issue
A known issue is something all property owners need to be aware of when selling their home, failing to highlight it could result in being prosecuted. Here’s our guide to find out more.
How to manage a property chain
What is a property chain and how can you manage one when buying and/or selling a home? Read our guide to find out how.
ID & Money Checks – what are they and why are they necessary?
Read our guide to find out what ID and money checks are and why they’re necessary when buying and/or selling a home.
What Is a Completion Statement?
Take a look at our guide to find out what a completion statement is, what it includes and when you should expect to receive one when buying and/or selling a property.
The ‘First Homes’ scheme explained
Raising money for a deposit can be one of the biggest barriers to homeownership for many first-time buyers. At the time of writing this house prices have substantially risen partly as a result of England’s Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) holiday, with the average UK house price peaking at £256,000 in March 2021.
New-build conveyancing process explained
A new-build property can be appealing to buyers for a number of reasons. However, developers often gear their marketing towards first-time buyers with some government supported schemes available to help them get on to the property ladder through the purchase of a new-build home.
Myth busting around ‘online conveyancing’
‘Conveyancing’, the legal process by which a property is transferred from one owner to another, has long been associated with traditional bricks and mortar high-street solicitors.
The pros and cons of being a cash buyer
What is a cash buyer? In a nutshell, a cash buyer is a person who has enough money in the bank to buy a property outright without the need to secure a mortgage.
