Toomey Legal Flow Chart
Step 1 Your offer is accepted, and you instruct a Conveyancer. We open a file and send a client care pack for you to complete and return. UK ‘national average’ for the Conveyancing process is 12-16 weeks. Step 2 We will receive the contract documents from the seller’s...
Buying Residential Property: Everything You Need to Know
When buying residential property, the role of commercial conveyancing solicitors in lease negotiations is often overlooked. However, understanding the lease agreement’s terms is essential for purchasing a house, a flat, or other leasehold property. These terms...
Buying Commercial Property: What You Need to Know
Whether launching a start-up, expanding your business, or investing for your future, buying commercial property is an exciting experience. However, the process can be complex, and buyers should expect to face legal and logistical challenges. Hiring a skilled...
How much can my landlord increase the rent?
The continued rise in the cost of living leaves many of us worried about how we’d afford a sudden rent increase. However, your landlord can’t increase your rent whenever they like. They also can’t raise your rent by any amount. Your landlord must...
Tips for a Smooth Commercial Conveyancing Process
Whether you’re purchasing an office space, industrial property, or retail unit, the legalities involved in commercial property transactions are more intricate than those involved in residential conveyancing. However, you can navigate the process smoothly with...
Commercial conveyancing: your guide to successful investment
Due diligence is essential when you’re investing in commercial property. UK commercial property transactions are highly regulated, so overlooking key aspects of the property could result in costly mistakes or legal issues. Following the correct conveyancing...
Do interest rates impact property transactions?
With the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee cutting interest rates from 5.25% to 5% at the start of August, there may be more changes to come. Most of us associate interest rates with the relative cost of borrowing and saving money. However, the reality is...
How to reduce costs when selling your house
There can be a lot to think about when selling your house, such as cleaning, transporting precious items, and moving to a new residence. However, it’s important not to lose sight of the fact that the main goal of a property sale should be to maximise returns. In order...