Fast Conveyancing from the UK’s most proactive Solicitors

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Moving home can be fraught with uncertainty and complication.  Once you have agreed a price on your property you will have probably identified the best mortgage rate, negotiated the sharpest deal with your estate agent and agreed the best price with your buyer or seller.

Now all you need to do now is to choose a Solicitor and sit back whilst they push your sale or purchase through right?  

Well actually this strategy is nothing short of a gamble!

Fast Conveyancing is critical yet most Solicitors are unhurried.

Conveyancing Solicitors are like anyone else - some are dynamic and 'go getting', some are reactive and ponderous (sorry Solicitors but that is the fact of the matter).

The trick is to choose the one that is driven to complete your transaction as quickly as possible. (why is speed so important?)

Did you know that on averge 30% of transactions fall through after offer? 

It is hard to believe but the shocking fact is that in England and Wales no contract exists between buyer and seller until contracts are exchanged. 

Unsuprisingly the longer your purchase or sale takes, the higher the probability of it falling through.  So what can you do to speed up your move?

Simple - instruct a Fast Conveyancer

In order to minimise the chance of an abortive transaction you must choose a Fast Conveyancing solicitor.  But how can you tell Fast Conveyancer from slow until it is too late? 

First thing to do is avoid instructing online - CALL THEM!. 

If they don't answer the phone when trying to get your business imagine what they will be like once they have it.  If you do manage to get through then be ready to ask the following questions:

1. Do you use email as your preferred means of communication?
   (they should - it's 2011!)
2. Can you send a Fast Conveyancing quote now?
   (see how long it takes to arrive.)
3. Are you on all, or if lender known, your chosen lender panels?  
   (This is critical - see our article on the subject here.)
4. Do you work on a no sale no fee basis?
   (if they do they will be incentivised to complete or they won’t get paid)
5. How long does it take you to send out draft contracts
   (should be less than 48 hours from receipt of agent particulars)
6. How long do you wait before applying for searches, Title and other docs?
   (they should always apply for requisite documentaion asap)
7. If I instruct you before I find a buyer - what will you do?
   (they should set up the file, apply to managing agents for info, carry out ID checks, provide you with protocol forms to complete etc.  This means you will be weeks ahead when you accept an offer from a buyer)

Fast Conveyancing - what can you do to speed things up?

If you are happy with their answers, there is still much you can do to help your Solicitor achieve Fast Conveyancing:

1. If you are selling then instruct a Fast Conveyancing solicitor as soon as you go on the market.  If they work on a no sale no fee basis,  they SHOULD complete the initial stages before you even find a buyer.
2. Don’t be afraid to call and chase.  Solicitors work for lots of clients at the same time so stay in the forefront of their mind - stay in regular contact.
3. Complete any forms you are asked to fill in as soon as possible - failure to do so can really slow things down and give your Solicitor an excuse not to provide Fast Conveyancing.
4. Get you finances in order.  There is no point looking for Fast Conveyancing then waiting weeks to choose your mortgage lender.  Getting a mortgage offer in place is one of the biggest hurdles so the sooner you do the Faster the Conveyancing will be.