Best Conveyancing Solicitors in Birmingham

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BRM Legal

4.5 out of 5.0 based on 3 reviews

At BRM we have the legal knowledge and experience you need – that’s a given – but it is our approach and attitude which makes us stand out from others.Read more

MyHomeMove Conveyancing

4.3 out of 5.0 based on 328 reviews

At My Home Move Conveyancing, we are here to help reduce the stress that comes with moving home. As part of Simplify, the UK’s largest independent conveyancing and property services group, we will provide you with the Read more

PM Property Lawyers

3.8 out of 5.0 based on 90 reviews

Specialist conveyancers with Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) accreditation. When it comes to buying or selling property you want your conveyancing to complete as quickly and efficiently as possible. So do we.Read more

The Law Partnership Solicitors have been working out of Coventry for 18 years, specialising in Conveyancing with over 20 years of combined experience carrying out Conveyancing in England.Read more

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Cost of conveyancing solicitors in Birmingham

We provide average fees for conveyancing solicitors in Birmingham. Legal costs vary based on your property's value and the transaction's complexity.

  • Median fee for buying a house: £723
  • Median fee for selling a house: £626
  • Cost of disbursements: £374
  • Average moving costs, including surveys, removals, and Stamp Duty Land Tax: £5,695

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Local information

Based on reallymoving data from January 2021 to May 2023

  • Average property price: £236,897
  • Average number of bedrooms: 2.20
  • reallymoving movers: 8,327
  • Average distance moved: 41 miles

How do I choose a good conveyancing solicitor in Birmingham?

To find the best property solicitor, consider their legal accreditations, client reviews, and experience with the local property market. Transparency in fee structure is also key.

How do property solicitors work?

They handle all legal aspects related to property transactions, including carrying out local authority searches, drafting and reviewing contracts, and providing advice on specific property regulations.

Is my money safe with a conveyancing solicitor?

Yes, your funds are secure. Conveyancing solicitors are regulated and legally obliged to hold client money in separate trust accounts.

How do you approach a property solicitor?

Contact them through an online form, a phone call, or by visiting their office. Many solicitors offer a preliminary chat to understand your requirements.

When should I hire a conveyancer?

Ideally, appoint a property solicitor when you begin searching for a property or are considering selling. This ensures you're ready to proceed without unnecessary delays.

Is it best to use a local property solicitor?

It is not essential to use a local solicitor as modern conveyancing can be conducted effectively at a distance. However, a local solicitor might offer more personalised service and knowledge of the area.

What questions should I ask my property solicitor?

Inquire about their experience with local properties, the full cost of their services, the conveyancing timeline, and how they will communicate with you.

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