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Conveyancing costs can vary significantly between firms. By comparing quotes from regulated solicitors and Licensed Conveyancers, reallymoving users save an average of £625 per transaction, helping you save time and money.

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Every solicitor and Licensed Conveyancer on reallymoving is regulated and credit checked. You can also read reviews from previous clients, making it easier to compare providers and choose the right conveyancer for your move.

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Since 1999, reallymoving has helped nearly 4 million home movers find and compare essential moving services. Last year alone, more than 71,000 people used reallymoving to compare conveyancing quotes.

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Whether you're buying your first home, moving up the property ladder or downsizing, choosing the right conveyancer can help make your move smoother and less stressful.

reallymoving makes it easy to compare quotes from regulated solicitors and Licensed Conveyancers in minutes. Rather than contacting multiple firms individually, you can compare prices, reviews and services in one place, helping you find the right conveyancer for your needs and budget.

Every conveyancer on reallymoving is regulated and credit checked, and thousands of customer reviews help you compare with confidence. In fact, reallymoving users save an average of £625 per transaction by comparing conveyancing quotes.

Since 1999, reallymoving has helped nearly 4 million home movers find trusted moving professionals, with more than 71,000 people comparing conveyancing quotes through reallymoving last year alone.

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Why you need a conveyancing solicitor

Hiring a solicitor or conveyancer is an essential part of the home-buying process. Here’s what they’ll do - and why it’s best not to do this bit yourself.

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Got questions?

We know conveyancing can seem pretty complicated. So we’ve listed the questions we hear all the time.

What does a conveyancer do?
If you’re buying a home, conveyancers run the local searches, check the property’s boundaries, get the contract ready to sign and negotiate exchange and completion dates.
If you’re selling a home, they’ll prepare the legal contracts and work with your buyer’s solicitor. They’ll transfer the title deeds to your buyer, identify any certificates you might need (gas, boiler, electric etc) and sort the settling your mortgage. They'll also pay your estate agent’s fees and transfer any remaining money over to you.

Why do I need a conveyancer?
When it comes to conveyancing, the only way to go is with the pros. The conveyancing process requires an intricate knowledge of property law and can take several months.
Unless you're a qualified conveyancer, you're unlikely to have the full-on grasp of property law needed for this intricate task.
Given the risks, the case for using a qualified, reputable conveyancer is, shall we say, persuasive.

How much does conveyancing cost?
This all depends on how complex your purchase or sale is or if any extra legal work is needed.
Generally, it can cost up to £2,000 for conveyancing.
But don’t just look at the price quoted when making a decision, as less expensive isn't always better.

How long does conveyancing take?
This can depend on the complexity of your purchase or sale – such as if anything crops up in the searches or there are any delays in getting surveys completed.
On average, conveyancing will take between 8 to 12 weeks.
The good news is our conveyancers are slicker than your average, and can get you in your new home 26 days faster than the norm.

What's the difference between a conveyancer and a solicitor?
Both solicitors and conveyancers advise on the legal aspects of buying and selling a property.
Conveyancers are specialist property lawyers, who only focus on buying and selling residential properties, while solicitors are qualified lawyers who offer a range of legal services.
Whether you choose a conveyancer or solicitor with Zoopla, you can rest assured that you’ll get expert service and advice.

Are Zoopla's solicitors and conveyancers regulated by the authorities?
All of our conveyancers and solicitors are approved by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), CLC or Law Society of Scotland, meaning they meet strict behaviours, principles and a code of conduct.
The SRA acts in the public’s interest and ensure high professional standards. The SRA also provides protection in the rare event anything goes wrong. That’s added peace of mind.

What are conveyancing searches and why are they important?
Conveyancing searches are checks carried out to uncover potential issues with a property before purchasing it. These include local authority searches, environmental searches, water and drainage searches, and more. They help you identify risks such as planning permission issues, nearby developments, or environmental hazards.

Can conveyancing be done online?
Yes, many conveyancers now offer online conveyancing services. This involves handling all documentation electronically, which can speed up the process and allow you to complete the transaction remotely without needing face-to-face meetings.