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How we can help you
Buying or selling a property is one of the most significant transactions you will make. Our experienced conveyancing team ensures the legal process runs smoothly from start to finish, keeping you informed at every stage.
Whether you are a first-time buyer, moving home, or remortgaging, Taylor Rose provides a professional, efficient service at a competitive price. We handle all types of residential property transactions across England and Wales.
Our investment in technology means you can track the progress of your transaction online at any time, giving you complete visibility and peace of mind.
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Why choose Taylor Rose?
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Ruben Perin
Commercial Director - Residential Property
Read Ruben's profile to learn more about his credentials and expertise in conveyancing.
Frequently asked questions
The average conveyancing process takes 12-16 weeks, though this can vary depending on the complexity of the transaction and the length of the chain. We work efficiently to keep things moving and will keep you updated throughout.
Our conveyancing fees cover all the legal work involved in your property transaction, including contract review, searches, liaising with your mortgage lender, and completing the transfer. We provide a full breakdown upfront so there are no surprises.
No. Conveyancing is primarily handled remotely through correspondence and electronic systems. You can instruct us from anywhere and benefit from our competitive pricing and efficient service.
Standard searches include a local authority search, environmental search, water and drainage search, and a land registry search. Additional searches may be recommended depending on the location and type of property. Our team will advise you on which searches are necessary.
Exchange of contracts is the point at which the sale becomes legally binding for both the buyer and the seller. After exchange, neither party can withdraw without facing financial penalties. Completion typically follows within one to four weeks of exchange.
Yes, it is strongly recommended that you have buildings insurance in place from the date of exchange, as you bear the risk of damage to the property from that point. Your mortgage lender will also require buildings insurance as a condition of lending.
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