A Transfer of Equity - What Is It?
This is the process of transferring an interest or share in property or land by adding or removing a party from the title.
This is the process of transferring an interest or share in property or land by adding or removing a party from the title.
Usually open to those aged over 55, equity release schemes are a range of products that let you release the money (equity) tied up in your home.
If you are selling a property you will be asked to complete a Property Information Form (TA6) and it will be sent to your buyer as part of the contract.
When buying a property together, you will each be a co-owner. You can hold the property in one of two ways. As joint tenants or as tenants in common.
One of my favourite questions, how long is a piece of string? I have completed a matter in 4 weeks before and likewise a matter in 4 months. And no, the length of the chain is not necessarily an indicator of timescales being longer or shorter.
Have you been left feeling confused by the Help to Buy ISA? How can you use the Help to Buy ISA bonus and where are the funds sent? Shelly Pill explains the ins and outs of the Help to Buy ISA.
A Conveyancer is someone who specialises in the legal aspect of transferring property from one person to another and can help you through the process of selling buying or mortgaging a property. A Conveyancer can also be a Solicitor, licensed Conveyancer or a Chartered Legal Executive.
It is possible to request a refund of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) if you paid the higher rate of tax when purchasing an additional property. A claim can now be made within 12 months of the sale of the previous main residence...
Christmas is a notorious time for the housing market to grind to a halt. If you’re looking for your selling/buying process to be speedy, it’s important that you consider this when you decide to move.
Restrictive covenants are rules or conditions written into title deeds which dictate what you can and cannot do with a property. It is a common misconception that you can do what you like with your property. People often forget about or are not aware of the existence of restrictive covenants lurking within their title.