Do it Yourself Conveyancing

It is no longer necessary to employ a solicitor for the conveyance of domestic property, and the first part of this step-by-step book outlines the general procedures that the prospective conveyancer will need to know, such as how to obtain the relevant forms and how to fill them in.

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The first part of this step-by-step book outlines the general procedures that the prospective conveyancer will need to know, how to obtain the relevant forms, how to fill them in, and what action to take once you have completed them. Highlighting the legal problems and difficulties that the purchaser or seller might be expected to meet enables the reader to identify those cases which are complex and where professional advice should be sought. Parts 2 and 3 deal respectively, in detail, with those concerned with buying, and those who are selling property.