Property | Re-mortgage | Transfer of Equity

Nationwide conveyancing services are now routinely offered by Rosleys Solicitors in Nottingham.  With modern communications and technology our service is identical irrespective of the location of the client. 

Whatever your property conveyancing transactions we will give you the same personal and efficient service that we offer all of our conveyancing clients and we will do so at a reasonable price. Our commitment to personal service distinguishes us from some of the other firms who may offer you competitively priced conveyancing. Throughout the transaction you will be dealing directly with John Rosley who undertakes all of the firms conveyancing work without delegating to unqualified administrative assistants.

Sale and Purchase

Freehold sale or purchase including mortgage work all fees quoted plus VAT and disbursements;

                        To        -         £250,000                     -           £450

            £250,000         -           £500,000                     -           £550 -- £675

            £500,000         -           £750,000                     -           £750 -- £975

            £750,000         -           £1,000,000                  -           £1,200 -- £2000

In excess of £1,000,000 by negotiation.

Leasehold transactions by negotiation.

Stamp Duty Land Tax Returns £50 plus VAT on all purchases.

Procedure 

If you wish to instruct us on a sale including the preparation of a Hip you should do so at the time of marketing your property not when a purchaser is actually found.

                                                                                                                                                15 December 2009

Property Update

We are all wondering what is happening to the British economy and the effect on property transactions. 

Bargain hunters who are lucky enough to have liquidity are now enjoying a bonanza picking up properties at auction that two or three years ago sold for anything up to twice the price being achieved today, sometimes and in particular in relation to inner city apartment developments the reductions of price are even more radical.  I heard a report today by an auctioneer that an apartment sold three years ago for £170,000 was now up for auction with a guide price of £60,000.  Another development being a warehouse conversion was even more radically reduced.

When considered against the background of rising rental prices and favourable interest rates, property, whether for owner occupation or pure investment is looking rather good.  If taken in the context of the falling Pound , UK property must be seen by international investors as nothing short of a bargain.

There is one other important factor now that goes beyond the usual uncertainties and fluctuations in the stock market and other investments.  Thanks to Mr Madof and other smaller fish like him investors can only wonder who can be trusted to give reliable financial advice on stock market investments and other securities that are less tangible and visible than property.

My conclusion is that property is looking increasingly attractive and it seems that there are only two thing holding back demand. Liquidity and the availability of credit and a psychology that could change remarkably quickly from looking forward pessimistically to further reductions in property values to a realisation that property now represents real value for money and that money itself is presently very cheap.

                                                                                                                                          16th December 2009