Agency boss: Higher conveyancing fees can speed-up sales
Increased conveyancing fees would speed-up transaction times, it has been claimed.
Up your fees and get transactions done faster, agent tells conveyancers
Conveyancers should up their fees, reduce workloads, and get transactions over the line faster in the process, according to one key representative of estate agents.
Estate agents boss tells conveyancers to charge more
Conveyancers should charge more – or not pay referral fees – so they can reduce their workload and improve transaction times, the head of an estate agents body has argued.
EWS1 bottleneck spreading to secondhand homes
The EWS1 bottleneck familiar to the new-build market has started spilling into the secondhand homes market, an agent claims.
Dodgy spray foam insulation cases ‘skyrocketing’, warns Nationwide
https://thenegotiator.co.uk/spray-foam-cases-skyrocket-warns-nationwide/The lender says homeowners are more susceptible to rogue installers as they look to save money by making homes warmer.
Coronavirus (COVID-19): useful information for conveyancers (PG80)
Information about pre-existing and new practice of particular relevance in the current circumstances (practice guide 80).
HM Land Registry: Information Services fees
Fees for our services, for example fees for searches and requests for official copies.
Land charges: registration, official search, office copy and cancellation (PG63)
Information about HM Land Registry Land Charges Department: applications for registration, official search, office copy and cancellation (practice guide 63)
Inspection and application for official copies (PG11)
How to apply to inspect or obtain official copies of leases and charges referred to in the register (practice guide 11).
Official searches (PG12)
How to make an official search and information on their purpose and effect (practice guide 12).
Evidence of identity (PG67)
This guide explains when evidence of identity is required and how it should be given. It is aimed at conveyancers (practice guide 67).
Notices under the Land Registration Rules 2003
When dealing with applications by means other than post, DX or personal delivery, the Chief Land Registrar may give notice publicising this.