Buying A Property
Expert legal guidance through every stage of your property purchase.
Buying a property can be a stressful period for many. Whether it is your first home, or you are upgrading and moving to a new house, we find many clients can be stressed by the situation.
That’s why Kempton Redman Law is here to help when it comes to your conveyancing needs. We understand that buying a property can be stressful, and confusing. Therefore we aim to provide our clients with a stress-free process and use little confusing legal jargon.
Why Choose Kempton Redman Law?
So why should you choose Kempton Redman Law to help you carry out your property purchase?
Personal, one-to-one service
Dedicated Conveyancing Team
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
Local market knowledge
Trusted by first-time buyers and experienced movers alike
Prompt communication and proactive updates
One of a select few firms to have an app, providing updates for your case 24/7.
FAQs
What does a solicitor do when I’m purchasing a property?
We handle all legal aspects of your purchase — from reviewing contracts and carrying out searches, to liaising with the seller’s solicitor, your mortgage lender, and registering your ownership with the Land Registry.
When should I contact my solicitor?
As soon as your offer is accepted. The earlier we’re involved, the more efficiently we can manage the process and advise you on key steps.
How long does the conveyancing process take?
Typically 12-16 weeks, but this can vary depending on the property, chain length, and how quickly paperwork is completed by all parties. We always aim to complete when it is suitable for all parties.
What is Stamp Duty and do I have to pay it?
Stamp Duty may apply depending on the purchase price and whether you're a first-time buyer. We’ll guide you through it and handle the submission.
How much will the legal fees be?
We offer clear, upfront pricing with no hidden costs. Fees vary depending on the type and value of the property — contact us for a tailored quote.
Do I need a property survey for my new purchase?
Yes, a survey checks the physical condition of the property. We focus on the legal side; a surveyor will assess structural integrity and highlight any repairs. We always recommend to our clients to have a survey carried out on the property they are hoping to purchase.
Who sets the completion date?
The completion date is set by your solicitor, the otherside solicitor, as well as the bank, and the purchase & seller. All 5 parties must be involved in the process. We recommend that only when the time is close to signing the contract that you begin to discuss or think about the completion date.
Why choose Kempton Redman Law for my property purchase?
We offer friendly, expert legal advice tailored to the Northern Ireland property market. Our team keeps things simple, efficient, and transparent—every step of the way
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