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Selling A Property

Experienced, local solicitors guiding you through a smooth and stress-free sale.

Selling a property can be a significant milestone — whether you're moving on, downsizing, or releasing an investment.

At Kempton Redman Law, we’re here to ensure the legal process is smooth, efficient, and stress-free. With years of experience supporting clients across County Armagh and the wider area, our friendly team offers clear, jargon-free advice and practical support at every stage.

From preparing contracts to completion day, we’ll guide you with professionalism and care. If you're thinking of selling your home or investment property, trust Kempton Redman Law to handle the legal side while you focus on your next move.

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Why Choose Kempton Redman Law?

So why should you choose Kempton Redman Law to help you carry out your property sale?

  • 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 selling a property?

We handle all the legal work including preparing the contract, responding to buyer enquiries, managing title documents, and overseeing the exchange and completion process.

When should I contact my solicitor?

As soon as your property goes on the market — or even sooner. Early instruction helps avoid delays once you’ve accepted an offer.

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.

Can I sell a property with a mortgage?

Yes. We’ll liaise with your mortgage provider to obtain a redemption figure and ensure your mortgage is cleared on completion.

What happens on completion day?

Once the buyer’s funds are received, we’ll complete the sale, pay off any mortgage, settle fees, and transfer the balance to you. You’ll hand over the keys via your estate agent.

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.

What if I’m purchasing a property as well?

We regularly act for clients who are selling and buying simultaneously. We’ll coordinate both transactions to make the process as smooth as possible.

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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