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Freehold means that you own the title of the land and all the buildings on it. Leasehold means that you just have a lease from the freeholder (sometimes called the landlord) to use the property for a number of years. If the property has a management agent or share of a freehold then select leasehold for the purpose of a quote
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Government legislation requires an additional 3% stamp duty land tax to be added on all second properties.
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Selling Tenure

Freehold means that you own the title of the land and all the buildings on it.  Leasehold means that you just have a lease from the freeholder (sometimes called the landlord) to use the home for a number of years. If the property has a management agent or share of a freehold then select leasehold for the purpose of a quote
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Remortgaging Tenure

Freehold means that you own the title of the land and all the buildings on it.  Leasehold means that you just have a lease from the freeholder (sometimes called the landlord) to use the home for a number of years. If the property has a share of a freehold then select leasehold for the purpose of a quote
- Freehold
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Sample quotes

The following information is based on a typical quote for houses valued at £250,000.

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Buying and Selling
Re-Mortgaging
Transfer of Equity

£250,000 Freehold Property

For Buying

Our Legal Fee

£699

File Opening Fee

£150

Stamp Duty Land Tax Fee

£30

Stamp Duty

£0

Land Registry Fee

£150

Land Registry Searches

£20

Search Packs

£275

VAT (where applicable)

£234.80

Total

£1558.80

For Selling

Our Legal Fee

£699

File Opening Fee

£150

Copies

£28

VAT (where applicable)

£175.40

Total

£1052.40

£250,000 Leasehold Property

For Buying

Our Legal Fee

£699

File Opening Fee

£150

Leasehold Fee

£495

Stamp Duty Land Tax Fee

£30

Stamp Duty

£0

Land Registry Fee

£150

Land Registry Searches

£20

Search Packs

£275

VAT (where applicable)

£333.80

Total

£2152.80

For Selling

Our Legal Fee

£699

File Opening Fee

£150

Leasehold Fee

£495

Copies

£56

VAT (where applicable)

£280

Total

£1680.00

£250,000 Freehold Property

For Remortgaging

Our Legal Fee

£299

Land Registry Fee

£40

Official Copies

£42

Arranging Search Indemnity

£30.60

VAT (where applicable)

£59.80

Total

£471.40

£250,000 Freehold Property

For Transfer of Equity

Our Legal Fee

£299

Land Registry Fee

£40

Official Copies

£42

Arranging Search Indemnity

£30.60

Stamp Duty Land Tax Fee

£50

VAT (where applicable)

£86.34

Total

£547.94

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When buying or selling a house, energy certificates help show how efficient a property with the energy it uses, which is important both for cost and environmental reasons.

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Whether you’re buying or selling a house, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, but as long as you choose a reputable conveyancer, they’ll be happy to answer any queries you may have. Here we take a look at the top questions to ask your conveyancer early on in the process.

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What is stamp duty?

Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) could be one of the major costs when buying a house. It’s not always payable for all buyers or properties however here we answer the most popular questions regarding stamp duty on property.

What is stamp duty?

Things to consider when buying a flat

There are lots of things to consider before you buy a flat, our handy guide tells you what to look for and the right questions to ask

Things to consider when buying a flat

Ten questions to ask at a property viewing

There are any number of questions you may wish to ask, but here’s our list of the ten most important:

Ten questions to ask at a property viewing

Home buyers surveys

If you’re wondering how they work, how much they cost and how long does a home buyers survey take, we’ve got you covered in our handy guide.

Home buyers surveys

Property renovations: buying a fixer upper

There are plenty of things to look out for and consider when buying a house that needs renovation work. Read our article to find out more.

Property renovations: buying a fixer upper

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