Jane Mayglothling, Senior Associate, Residential Property

Tell us your story – why are you moving and where? The more information we have, the better we can advise you. It’ll also help us to spot and solve potential problems so you get what you want.

Get a house survey. If there are any problems, you have a powerful bargaining chip to negotiate the price or you can ask the seller to deal with repairs. Remember a valuation is not the same as a survey.

Read all of the paperwork we send you and follow our instructions, otherwise there may delays down the line.

Who will handle my matter?

My colleague, Jess, and I will always be on hand to assist you, and you’ll have access to us via email and direct dial.

How long will it take?

It can vary, but an average house purchase can take 6–8 weeks, with other property matters generally taking between 3 and 12 weeks. It very much depends on the other parties involved in the transaction.

How much will it cost?

For most transactions, we can provide you with a fee estimate at the start. Should the matter become more complex or drawn out, we’ll send you a revised estimate to keep you fully up to date.