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The South West is home to beautiful locations such as, Cornwall, Dorset, Devon, and Wiltshire. It's also the location of Manor Holcombe, a beautiful Georgian country house that our Mansion Tester competition winner got to call home for a weekend! So, it’d be no surprise if you were considering a move to this location, or even buying that holiday home you’ve always dreamed of. For your home move in the South West, choose a conveyancer you can trust. At My Home Move Conveyancing we work knowledgeable and experienced conveyancers that are there to help make your move, a successful one. Whether you’re wanting to buy a holiday home in Truro, purchase a buy to let in Weymouth or downsize in Taunton get a conveyancing quote today.
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Conveyancing solicitors in the South West
Find out more about conveyancing in the South West of England
Conveyancing when buying or selling in the South West
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Do I need a local solicitor for conveyancing in the South West?
When moving in South West England, you don’t necessarily need a solicitor that’s local to the area. Although you can opt to choose to instruct a conveyancing solicitor within the area you are moving, it is a misconception that you should choose your conveyancer based on location alone. Often, with an online solicitor you have control of everything through an online portal. This can be more convenient, as you don’t need to visit an office and you can complete tasks or return documents, at a time convenient to you.
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What’s the charge for conveyancing in South West UK
Conveyancing fees in the South West of England vary depending on the type of the property you are buying or selling and what is involved in the transaction. Due to the beautiful villages and towns located in the South West of England, the average property price is higher than the rest of England. Therefore, the biggest cost you’ll need to factor in, is the cost of stamp duty, especially if it’s a second home, or a buy-to-let.
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How quickly can conveyancing be done in the South West?
Unfortunately, this is a little like asking “how long is a piece of string?”. Each case is truly unique, and so generally, there is no fixed answer. A general rule of thumb is that for a simple purchase or sale, you could be looking at around 12 weeks onwards. However, the more parties that are involved and the more intricacies there are, the slower the process can become. For example, chains, leaseholders and management companies can add complexities with any purchase or sale. Rest assured, it is in your conveyancers best interest to get you moved as thoroughly and efficiently as possible.
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