You can take control of your property transaction and save thousands in fees with our expert guidance through every step of the conveyancing process. Our comprehensive resources cover everything from understanding the legalities to managing finances and ensuring a smooth move. DIY Conveyance is here to help.
Notices and Restrictions Registered Against Land
Find out what notices and restrictions on a property title mean and how they affect your land ownership rights.
What if a Buyer or Seller Goes Bankrupt Before Completion?
What happens to your house sale if the seller or buyer goes bankrupt before completion takes place.
Boundaries and Boundary Disputes
Boundary disputes can turn property sales into expensive legal battles—here's what you need to know.
Historic English Land Laws
How English land laws evolved from feudalism to the simplified system created by the 1925 Law of Property Act.
Preparing for the Big Moving Day
Get a checklist of what sellers and buyers need to handle before moving day, especially if you're managing the conveyancing yourself.
Will I Need Planning Permission?
Check if your property renovation needs planning permission before you buy or start work.
Property Which Is Subject to a Bankruptcy Restriction
When someone files for bankruptcy, their property gets registered with restrictions that affect ownership and sales.
Boundaries and Boundary Disputes
Boundary disputes can turn property sales into expensive legal battles—here's what you need to know.
Conveyancing: Fixtures and Fittings
Understand what counts as a fixture versus a fitting when buying or selling property to avoid disputes over what's included in the sale.
New Rules on Buying Off-Plan Getting Started
Get the lowdown on off-plan property rules and what changed after the financial crisis to protect buyers.
Problem Neighbours and the Conveyancing Process
When selling your home, you may need to disclose issues with difficult neighbours during the conveyancing process.
Registering a Property as a Matrimonial Home
If you don't own the property you live in with your spouse, registering it as a matrimonial home can protect your right to stay there.
Conveyancing Fees
Conveyancing fees vary widely based on your property type and who handles it, ranging from basic quotes under £100 to solicitor charges of £400 or more.