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MenuIf you are looking for a London solicitor for conveyancing, Healys has a professional, experienced, and approachable team of house purchase solicitors waiting to provide you with their services. Continue reading →
With its eclectic mix of independent shops and lively seaside attractions, Brighton offers a vibrant and diverse living space for families, couples and individuals. This ‘city by the sea’ is the residence of choice for many and with 41% of its population aged between 20 and 44 years old, it is far from a seaside town purely for the older generation. Continue reading →
With its residents naming it the happiest city in the UK in a 2014 survey by mobile phone network O2, many property buyers see Brighton as the ideal place to find their first or next home.
With its range of styles of property from new-build flats to Regency mansions, where to buy in Brighton (as elsewhere) will depend on budget and lifestyle wishes, and an experienced estate agent will be able to advise before the services of a residential conveyancing solicitor are needed to arrange the purchase.
With price being one of the major considerations when buying a London home, it can be worth considering a move to some communities which are further out from the centre but can represent good value for money.
If you need help writing up a licence to occupy, residential solicitors at Healys could help. Furthermore, if you are a landlord or tenant encountering problems due to the wording of a licence to occupy document, we might also be able to help resolve these issues.
Whether an individual is looking to invest their life savings to generate extra income in retirement or a business seeking to maximise its return on capital, buy-to-let properties can be an important part of a portfolio but one where the advice of an experienced residential conveyancing solicitor will be invaluable to avoid costly problems.
Saving enough money to buy a property can be problematic for many first-time buyers, and a number of people make the process more affordable by seeking advice from a conveyancing solicitor about the possibility of buying a home with other people.
Those renting their homes from a housing association may be able to begin the residential conveyancing process with the Right to Acquire scheme which helps tenants in England and Wales to buy their home at a discount.
Tenants in England and Wales who rent their homes from the council may be eligible to buy their homes under the Right to Buy scheme. The residential conveyancing scheme is usually applicable to tenants who have been living in a local authority property for at least 12 months.
