Exchange and Completion

Excellent communication and efficiency is essential during exchange and completion. Find practical advice on what to expect at these final stages of the home buying process here.

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Types of Property Survey: Which Should You Choose?

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With so many types of property survey - which should you choose? We've broken them down to help you decide.

What Does a Surveyor Do?

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What does a surveyor do? Let's find out.

Property Survey | Types, Costs & How it Works

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Here's everything you need to know about a property survey.

Home Buyers’ Protection Insurance: Do You Need It?

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What is Home Buyers' Protection Insurance? How can it help you? Here's a closer look.

When Property Buying Goes Wrong

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Sometimes, no matter how well things seem to be going, there’s always a chance a property transaction won’t work out.

What is Subsidence and What Impact Does it Have?

Buying

As a homeowner, the last thing you want a survey of your property to return is any mention of subsidence! Here's a closer look at what it does.

What is Stamp Duty? And How Much Will it Cost Me?

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So, what is stamp duty? Moreover, how much will it cost you?

What is Gazumping?

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Gazumping is one of the more controversial aspects of the property buying process. Here's why.

Conveyancing Explained: What Happens and What to Expect

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From start to finish, here's everything you need to know about conveyancing.

What Happens Between Exchange and Completion?

Buying

Exchange is the moment where the property legally changes hands. Up until this point, both buyer or seller can back out of the sale. So, what happens between...

Is it Worth Getting a Survey on a New Build Home?

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You’ve decided to buy a new build home. You will be the first to live in it – the smell of new carpets and fresh paint and the...

Damp Issues in Homes: How Dangerous are They?

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Picture the scene: after a long search, you finally find your dream property. The offer is accepted, and it looks like it’s only a matter of time until...

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