Looking to Buy or Sell Your Home?
Choosing the right residential conveyancing solicitor is crucial. At our firm, we understand the significance of this decision and are here to guide you every step of the way.
Our team of experts is dedicated to making the process as easy as possible for you, no matter if you're a first-time buyer, property investor, or looking to re-mortgage. We take the time to understand your unique needs and provide a personalised, professional service you can trust.
Rest assured, our fixed fees ensure there are no hidden costs, giving you peace of mind during this exciting time.
Contact us today and let our experienced team guide you through the process.
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Purchase Fees
RJM SOLICITORS’ LEGAL FEES | Date of Receipt Not Applicable |
|---|---|
UP TO £85,000.00 | £500.00 + VAT |
£85,001.00 to £100,000.00 | £550.00 + VAT |
£100,001.00 to £200,000.00 | £650.00 + VAT |
£200,001.00 to £300,000.00 | £750.00 + VAT |
£300,001.00 to £400,000.00 | £850.00 + VAT |
£400,001.00 to £500,000.00 | £950.00 + VAT |
£500,001.00+ | £1050.00 + VAT |
DISBURSEMENTS (Additional Disbursements may apply) | DATE |
|---|---|
Telegraphic Transfer Fees on purchase | £35.00 + VAT |
Postage & Telephone Fee on purchase | £15.00 + VAT |
Land Transaction Tax on Purchase | £25.00 + VAT |
SEARCH FEES (Additional Searches may apply) | Date |
|---|---|
Search Costs on purchase | £231.20 |
Land Registry Search (OS1) on purchase | £3.00 |
Land Registry fee on purchase | TBC (Based on property value) |
Bankruptcy Search on purchase | £4.00 |
EXAMPLE:
Purchase a house for £150k the fees would be as follows:
- RJM Solicitor Fees: £650.00 + VAT
- Disbursements: £75.00 + VAT
- Searches: £338.20
Total: £1208.20
Sale Fees
RJM SOLICITORS’ LEGAL FEES | FEE |
|---|---|
£500,001.00+ | £1250.00 + VAT |
£400,001.00 to £500,000.00 | £950.00 + VAT |
£300,001.00 to £400,000.00 | £850.00 + VAT |
£200,001.00 to £300,000.00 | £750.00 + VAT |
£100,001.00 to £200,000.00 | £650.00 + VAT |
£85,001.00 to £100,000.00 | £550.00 + VAT |
UP TO £85,000.00 | £500.00 + VAT |
DISBURSEMENTS (Additional Disbursements may apply) | FEES |
|---|---|
Telegraphic Transfer Fees on sale | £35.00 + VAT |
Postage & Telephone Fee on sale | £15.00 + VAT |
SEARCH FEES (Additional Searches may apply) | FEES |
|---|---|
Official Copy Conveyance/Transfer on sale | £3.00 |
Office Copy Entries on sale | £6.00 |
EXAMPLE:
Sell of a property for £150k the fees would be as follows:
- RJM Solicitor Fees: £650.00 + VAT
- Disbursements: £50.00 + VAT
- Searches: £9.00
Total: £849.00
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Residential Conveyancing?
Residential conveyancing is the legal process of transferring the ownership of a residential property from the seller to the buyer.
What Is The Role of a Conveyancing Solicitor?
A conveyancing solicitor or licensed conveyancer handles the legal aspects of the property transfer, including conducting searches, preparing legal documents and ensuring a smooth transaction.
How Long Does The Conveyancing Process Take?
The conveyancing process typically takes between 12 to 16 weeks, although it can vary depending on various factors such as the complexity of the transaction and the parties involved.
What Are The Typical Costs Involved in Residential Conveyancing?
The costs of residential conveyancing typically include legal fees, search fees, Land Registry fees, and other miscellaneous expenses. The total cost can vary depending on the property value and the complexity of the transaction.
What Searches Are Conducted During The Conveyancing Process?
Common searches include local authority searches, environmental searches and water and drainage searches. These searches provide information about the property and its surroundings, such as planning permissions, environmental risks, and utility connections.
What Is The Difference Between Freehold and Leasehold Property?
Freehold property means you own the property and the land it sits on outright, while leasehold property means you have a lease agreement with the freeholder to occupy the property for a specified period.
What Is The Importance of Exchanging Contracts In The Conveyancing Process?
Exchanging contracts is a crucial step where the buyer and seller become legally bound to complete the transaction on a specified date. After exchanging contracts, both parties are committed to the purchase or sale of the property.
What Is The Difference Between Exchange of Contracts and Completion?
Exchange of contracts is when the buyer and seller sign and exchange the legally binding contracts. Completion is the final step where the balance of the purchase price is paid, and the property ownership is transferred to the buyer.
Your Conveyancing Expert
Karen Jones - Director
Karen, an experienced Solicitor with expertise in conveyancing, Wills & Probate and Lasting Power of Attorney. Trusted for her comprehensive legal knowledge and meticulous approach, she delivers industry leading services to ensure smooth property transactions, estate planning and protection of clients' interests.
Your Conveyancing Expert
Phil Evans - Director
Phil Evans, a local Merthyr man and qualified lawyer with over 30 years of experience has assisted thousands of individuals in realising their dream of owning a home. Holding a deep affection for our Welsh valleys and our community, Phil is recognised locally for his professionalism, unique sense of humour and devotion to Merthyr Town Football Club.
Phil looks forward to utilising his expertise to assist you with your conveyancing matters and guiding you through the process with professionalism and dedication.
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