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If you want to free up some cash and remain living in the property that you own, then you might have already heard about, and considered equity release. Essentially, this process involves converting the value in your home and turning it into a cash lump sum or regular income. What’s more, you don’t even need to have paid off your mortgage in its entirety in order to access the money. No wonder it’s an increasingly popular option for over 55s who may have benefited from a boom in the property market but find themselves cash poor - priced out of…Read more..

Buying or selling a home is one of the most important steps in life you’ll ever take so for this reason, it’s important to choose a qualified professional to support you along the way. Why? Because the process of transferring property (otherwise known as conveyancing) is complex and full of potential legal problems. Not only should a quality conveyancing solicitor be proactively facilitating the process from start to finish, they will also be on hand for advice if any unexpected issues crop up along the way. Good service A client should know exactly what sort of service they can expect…Read more..

A house purchase is an incredibly important investment and after finding your dream home, the next step is to arrange for its transfer from the seller to you. Conversely, completing the sale of your current house for the purpose of purchasing another needs to be done swiftly. However, the process of transferring property – called conveyancing – is complicated, and it is recommended that you should enlist the services of a qualified and experienced legal practitioner. Our conveyancing solicitors in Solihull are experts, ensuring property transactions are conducted as smoothly and efficiently as possible. What does a conveyancing solicitor do?…Read more..

From releasing equity to consolidating debts, there are many reasons to remortgage a property. It can be an attractive option for those who want to reduce their monthly payments, although any potential savings should be outweighed against other fees including broker costs and legal bills. In fact, it is thought that around a third of all UK home loans are remortgages. Indeed, while it may not always be necessary to appoint a solicitor, there are times when it is advisable to seek guidance from a quality conveyancing expert. Is it always necessary to use a solicitor when remortgaging? If you…Read more..