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By using our Conveyancing Calculator you can obtain an accurate quote from our team of experts in just a few minutes.

You are safe knowing your property Sale, Purchase or Remortgage is being handled by one of our Residential Conveyancing Experts in Hull, Bridlington and Driffield.

By completing the online form below you will be emailed a quote from us directly and you can call to discuss anything with one of our Conveyancing experts by calling on 01482 323697.


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How long will it take?

ConveyancingThe average sale or purchase takes about 8-12 weeks to complete but this could vary depending on your transaction. However, we will always endeavour to complete transactions within the quickest timescale possible.

The first stage of the conveyancing transaction is usually the longest because the majority of the legal work is involved during this period, and we will guide and support you through the process.

What is the difference between a ‘Freehold’ and ‘Leasehold’ property?

Williamsons Solicitors - Conveyancing SolicitorsA freehold property is when you own your home outright forever and and have the right to occupy it for an unlimited period of time.

A leasehold property is quite different.  A leasehold property gives you the right to use a dwelling owned by someone else for a fixed period of time (typically 99, 125 or 999 years).

At the end of the lease, the owner of the property can either renew or end the lease and enforce the owner to move out.

If you are obtaining a mortgage to buy a leasehold property, the lenders legal requirements will be much more stringent.

Leasehold conveyancing is much more complicated than freehold conveyancing and therefore the legal fees for dealing with a leasehold property will be slightly higher because of this.

Please read our Conveyancing FAQ’s for the answers to some more often asked questions.

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