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The conveyancing process
01 Instruct your conveyancer
Start by choosing a conveyancer who’ll handle all the legal steps for you. With Muve, we’ll make sure everything goes smoothly and keep you informed along the way with our 24/7 portal.
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02 Finalise your finances
Make sure you have any mortgage funding in place and your conveyancer’s details are passed to them so they can issue the mortgage offer. You’ll also need to evidence to your conveyancer how you are funding the balance of the purchase price – this is a legal requirement. At Muve we will guide you through this process.
If you’re selling and have a mortgage or other loan secured against your property, you’ll need to provide your conveyancer with the lender’s details so they can confirm how much they will pay back to the lender on your behalf, once the sale completes.
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03 Check things out
Your conveyancer will review the legal title and all other legal documentation related to the property to make sure everything is in order for your transaction to proceed. At Muve, we will, of course, keep you updated so there are no hidden surprises.
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04 Exchange contracts
This is a big moment! When you’re ready and all parties agree the completion date, your conveyancers will make the contract to buy and sell legally binding. It is time to book those removal vans and start packing!
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05 Completion – moving day!
It is the day when the purchase price is paid and all parties move out of their house and into their new home.
- If you’re selling, then it is also the time when any legal and estate agents fees are paid, mortgages redeemed and the sale proceeds transferred to your account.
- If you’re buying, your conveyancer shall proceed to pay any Stamp Duty Land Tax and finalise any post-completion formalities, including registration of your ownership.
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