Simply Conveyancing Property Lawyers are a leading and expanding national firm seeking to grow their teams through a variety of roles.Read More
tmgroup are pleased to announce their latest service enhancements for their tmconvey property searches platform.Read More
Government should be addressing real housing issues rather than consulting on changes to SDLT filing and payment processes, says SLC Read More
A recent conveyancing survey conducted by InfoTrack and Today’s Conveyancer found that over 70% of respondents had missed charging disbursements to clients, resulting in their firm often being left out of pocket as a result of avoidable circumstances. The results of the InfoTrack survey highlighted the issue of lost disbursements within firms, which were commonly […]Read More
Which is why Solve Legal are delighted to launch an editorial publicity programme specifically designed for conveyancers.Read More
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) is urging estate agents and property websites to provide up-front information about flood risk, using a simple traffic-light style mark, as it reveals that fewer than one in three people researched the flood risk of the property before buying their current home. Responding to the Association of British Insurers […]Read More
Are you tired of feeling compelled to lower your fees to try and keep up with your competitors? Join us in Portsmouth on Thursday 6th October to find out how you can keep your fees and maybe even consider raising them – without losing your competitive edge! Click here to register tmgroup’s 2016 “Because Your […]Read More
New survey reveals millions of pounds’ worth of business opportunities missed from residential conveyancing telephone quotesRead More
Back in April this year, a planning bill was put forward by MPs which would require all new housing to have their own sustainable drainage systems, rather than allowing developers to simply connect the new housing onto existing systems [1]. The aim of this was to help prevent overburdening the existing systems and decrease the […]Read More
It has been confirmed today (29 September 2016) that the Help to Buy scheme will not continue to operate after the end of the year. Chancellor Philip Hammond stated in a letter to the Bank of England (BoE) that the scheme, which has been accessible to home buyers since January 2014, will not be extended. […]Read More
Annalise Searle of Groundsure provides guidance on flood defences and relevant data requiredRead More
SearchFlow, property intelligence specialists, has appointed Sarah Slate as Head of Customer Services to lead the organisation’s customer and outsourced legal services. Sarah has over 15 years’ experience working within the professional services environment. She was previously Head of Customer and Employee Relations at Portal Financial Services Ltd and Senior Operations Manager at Express Finance. […]Read More
Gordon Brown Solicitors, who already hold a number of accreditations including Lexcel and CQS, have achieved another in the form of the Legal Eye Quality Standard. The Legal Eye Quality Standard, accredited by Legal Eye a subsidiary of ULS Technology is recognised to be the only assessment scheme to address the rules and regulations which […]Read More
Newly appointed director discusses the conveyancing process and challenges facing the professionRead More
Supply of available housing rose to the highest level seen since March this year, according to the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) August Housing Market report Furthermore, the number of sales made to first time buyers (FTBs) increased by 3% and demand for housing fell marginally, in line with seasonal expectations. In a sign […]Read More
Home buying couples, friends and those purchasing in groups now account for around 60% of residential transactions a year, according to research by My Home Move Buying collectively enables home buyers to afford more than their single counterparts – with London, Kent and Essex seeing the highest numbers of group purchases (three or more people […]Read More
Property Searches Scotland (PSS) have continued to grow their market share and have established new records for activity levels and customers’ numbers throughout the summer. The company’s reputation for providing exceptional customer service has been at the heart of this impressive growth The company has developed an enviable reputation for exceptional customer service, and this […]Read More
Analysis of the UK housing market by national estate agent, Jackson-Stops & Staff, reveals that the UK housing market remains alive and active. Number of properties on the market in the UK has increased since the vote but the proportion sold (subject to contract) has decreased – but only by 2.5% Asking prices of all […]Read More
CDS Sales Director, Richard Pickles shares his thoughts on UK investment and predictions for 2017.Read More
The Government are continuing to welcome comments on the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) filing and payment process until Friday 7th October 2016. In honour of their Autumn Statement 2015 announcement, the Government are currently holding an open consultation on the proposed changes which aim to make SDLT filing and payment faster and easier. According […]Read More
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