Help & Advice

Buying and selling your home can be really confusing. So, we've created the articles below to help you understand the conveyancing process.

Explaining mortgages: a full guide

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What is a property chain and how does it work?

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How to sell and buy a house at the same time

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Gifted deposits explained

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How to make an offer on a house

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The cost of buying a house and moving

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A guide to transfer of equity – what’s the process?

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First-time buyers, a guide to buying your first home

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What happens on completion day and what is it?

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What is a conveyancer and what do they do?

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How cost protection may benefit you

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New build conveyancing explained: how is it different?

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A full breakdown of all the searches you can have when buying a property

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What happens after you've had an offer accepted on a house purchase?

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6 qualities to look for when choosing your conveyancer

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What is stamp duty in the UK?

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Leasehold vs Freehold - what's the difference?

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A checklist for buying a house in England and Wales

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A helpful guide to consider the key factors as a first time buyer

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Eden is regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC), license number 14232. Our property lawyers may also be personally regulated by the SRA.

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