Conveyancing solicitors in Sutton

Conveyancing Services in Sutton

Looking to buy, sell or remortgage a property in Sutton? You’re in the right place. At Juno, we specialise in providing simplified, efficient conveyancing services in the Sutton area; a place well-known for its top-quality schools, beautiful public parks such as the historic Nonsuch Park, and superb transportation links to Central London.

Why Choose Juno for Conveyancing in Sutton?

When selecting a conveyancing service, why should you opt for Juno? Let us summarise our unique offerings:

1. Our conveyancing process is usually 8 weeks faster compared to the national average.
2. Track progress in real-time with our Mobile-friendly Online Dashboard.
3. Enjoy Regular Updates and Friendly Phone Support with a 95% first-time response rate.
4. Get an Instant Quote and Transparent Pricing without hidden costs.
5. Benefit from our Second Chance Guarantee and our policy of No completion no fee on sales.
6. Feel secure as we’re Approved by All Major UK Lenders and Regulated by the CLC.
7. Take advantage of our expert team’s Local Knowledge and National Coverage.

Benefits of Using an Online Conveyancing Firm

At the intersection of legal expertise and modern technology, online conveyancing firms like Juno pave the way for a smoother property transaction experience. Unlike traditional local conveyancers, Juno’s online operation can streamline and accelerate your transaction.

Our national expertise, empowered by our wide coverage across England and Wales, ensures a smooth and efficient conveyancing process no matter the complexity of the transaction. Coupled with the digital convenience we offer, you can deal with all necessary processes, such as ID checks and contract e-signatures, from your mobile device. There’s no need to print documents or visit an office in person. This means that whether you are at work, at home, or on the move, your property transaction progresses efficiently.

More so, our highly rated services and excellent customer reviews on TrustPilot — an impressive 4.8/5 — show that our digital process doesn’t compromise the human touch. At Juno, you get efficiency, convenience, and excellent customer service, all under one roof.

Frequently asked questions

How does the conveyancing process work when buying a property in Sutton?

At Juno, we aim to make the conveyancing process for buying a property as straightforward as possible. Here’s a simplified step-by-step guide to how it works when you’re buying a property:

1. Sign Up: The process begins when you sign up with us.
2. Mortgage and Funding: You secure your mortgage and we ensure all funding arrangements are in place.
3. Search Reports: We’ll order and review all necessary search reports.
4. Contract Pack: The seller’s lawyer will send us a draft contract, the Land Registry records for the property, and a pack of information provided by the seller.
5. Survey: We recommend all our clients commission a detailed survey, in addition to any mortgage valuation.
6. Enquiries: We ask the seller’s lawyer to clarify or address any legal issues with the property.
7. Report: We’ll provide a detailed report on everything we’ve found.
8. Exchange: The contracts are then exchanged and the completion date set.
9. Completion: The funds are transferred and you’ll finally get keys to your new home!
10. Registration: We’ll register the property in your name with the Land Registry.

How does the conveyancing process work when selling a property in Sutton?

Our conveyancing process aims to reduce the stress of selling your property. Here’s how it works:

1. Sign Up: You start with signing up with us.
2. Contract Pack: We draft a contract and gather all the necessary Land Registry documents.
3. Property Information Forms: You’ll provide detailed information and documents for the property. With Juno, you can do this all online. We’ll check everything you provide and forward it to the buyer’s lawyer.
4. Management Pack: If you’re selling a leasehold, we’ll guide you through requesting a management pack from your management company.
5. Mortgage Statements: We’ll manage communications with your lender and handle the repayment of your mortgage from the sale proceeds.
6. Enquiries: We’ll handle all enquiries from the buyer’s lawyer to clarify any issues.
7. Exchange: The contracts are then exchanged with a date set for completion.
8. Completion: On the day of completion, we’ll transfer the title to the buyer and confirm that the sale is complete.

How long does conveyancing take in Sutton?

While the national average time for conveyancing is 20 weeks, Juno’s conveyancing process in Sutton averages 12 weeks to completion for a freehold property, with leaseholds potentially taking a bit longer. This is 8 weeks faster than the national average. If both the buyer and seller in a property transaction use Juno, we typically complete 2-3 weeks quicker.

What searches are involved in conveyancing?

The main searches involved in conveyancing include local authority checks, environmental searches and water & drainage searches.

What issues should buyers in Sutton consider when purchasing a home?

When purchasing a home in Sutton, buyers should take into account the local attractions, access to green spaces, quality of schools, and transport links to central London. Sutton has a reputation for excellent schools and also offers beautiful parks, including the historic Nonsuch Park.

What documents do I need to buy a house in Sutton?

To buy a house, you’ll need a photo ID (like a passport or a driving license), proof of funds (like bank statements), and your mortgage offer.

What documents do I need to sell a house in Sutton?

To sell a house, you’ll need a photo ID, and details of your mortgage. Our legal team will guide you through creating or finding the other required documents, like an EPC, property information forms TA6 and TA10, and for leaseholds, a management pack.

What is the difference between freehold and leasehold properties?

Freehold means that you own both the building and the land it stands on. As a freeholder, you’re responsible for maintaining both the property and the land, and there are no time limitations on your ownership. On the other hand, a leasehold means that you own only the building (or part of it) for a set length of time. You have a lease with the freeholder (sometimes called the landlord) and can only own the building until the lease ends.

Are online conveyancing services as secure as traditional ones?

Yes, online conveyancing is regulated under the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) in the same way as traditional conveyancing firms. At Juno, we take additional security measures to ensure that all transactions and personal information are secure. Additionally, our processes allow for transparency and real-time tracking of each stage of your property transaction.

How much does conveyancing cost in Sutton?

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