How to use online services

Whether you are planning to buy, sell, rent, lease, re-mortgage, transfer equity in a property … 
you will need proper financial and legal advice.

Using an online services, enables you to track any simple or multiple faceted business by case update emails or text.

The process is simple whether this is your first or only property or whether you are  (or want to be) a property developer.

First of all,
                Research your market - thoroughly - before you say ‘yes’ to buying a property.
                Make sure that you can have or could obtain the finance required, including renovation costs, fees and a contingency fund just in case you discover unexpected problems later on.
If you do decide to buy, or even if you are thinking of having any type of property transaction, contact us first. A ‘heads up’ view before you commit yourself is ideal.
                When you have decided what you want to achieve, you need to
                                get a quote (which automatically guides you through a series of relevant questions to determine an indication of price, which we then confirm by email to you when you contact us).
                                instruct us
                                conduct surveys and searches in synchronised and timely methods
                                and determine how you want to be informed of progress on your case,
                                check your case updates (by your chosen method)
                                benefit from a more efficient service, that keeps you informed every step of the way to minimise time, effort … and costs! It can be a simple process to complete most property transactions, but you will want to be informed the minute there is any influential development - a buyer pulling out, threats to the property chain, a concerned survey result, key dates …

You will want to know about our fees for property transactions, and the way case update information is passed on to you - before you commit. So just follow the links, and you can see a simple fee structure and examples of each of the types of property transaction. Simple!(As we think it should be!)