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Selling your home should be a smooth and stress-free experience. At Capital Property Lawyers, we ensure that your sale progresses quickly, efficiently, and without unnecessary delays. Our expert team of conveyancing solicitors in Southport, Liverpool, and across England & Wales will guide you through the legal process, keeping you informed at every step.
Unlike many firms, we never leave you chasing for updates. Your solicitor will be available directly via phone or email, ensuring that you are always aware of your sale’s progress.
Once you accept an offer, it’s crucial to instruct a solicitor as soon as possible. We will prepare your contract and gather all necessary documents to ensure there are no delays.
We will request key documents from you, including:
Providing these documents quickly helps prevent delays later in the process.
We prepare the draft contract and send it to the buyer’s solicitor. If the buyer has any enquiries, we respond to these promptly to keep the sale moving forward smoothly.
The buyer’s solicitor will conduct searches and raise enquiries. We work proactively to answer these quickly, ensuring that the process doesn’t stall.
Once the buyer is happy with the contract and mortgage arrangements, both parties sign and exchange contracts. At this point, the sale becomes legally binding.
Once the buyer is happy with the contract and mortgage arrangements, both parties sign and exchange contracts. At this point, the sale becomes legally binding.
Want to avoid delays and sell your home faster? Here’s how you can help:
On average, a property sale takes 8-12 weeks, but this can vary depending on the buyer’s situation, mortgage approvals, and legal enquiries. We work hard to keep your sale moving quickly.
No, the entire legal process can be handled remotely. You only need to be available to sign documents and provide necessary information.
Typical costs include:
Keys are handed over on completion day, once the buyer’s funds have cleared and the transaction is finalised.
Yes, but only before exchanging contracts. After exchange, the sale is legally binding, and withdrawing could result in financial penalties.
Want to avoid delays and sell your home faster? Here’s how you can help:
Selling a home shouldn’t be stressful. Let Capital Property Lawyers handle the legal work while you focus on your next move.