Absolutely. We make sure your mortgage lender’s requirements are satisfied, coordinating everything alongside your purchase to make the process seamless.

We prepare and submit your Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) return as part of our conveyancing service. We also check whether you qualify for any exemptions or reliefs to ensure you pay only what’s necessary.

To prevent money laundering and fraud, solicitors must verify that you have legitimate access to the funds used for the purchase.

Title deeds confirm property ownership. If you have a mortgage, the lender usually holds them until the loan is repaid.

Searches provide key information about the property, land and surrounding area. They help identify issues like planning restrictions, flood risks or rights of way.

With a freehold, you own the property and the land outright. Leasehold gives you the right to occupy the property for a fixed term but not the land it stands on.

Exchange is when contracts are legally binding. Completion is when the transaction finalises and you receive the keys.

Surveys aren’t legally required but they are highly recommended to uncover structural issues and avoid costly surprises.