Expert advice for First Time Buyers






























































































































































First time buyer help
For a first time buyer, getting onto the property ladder can be a daunting process. You need to be certain that you can afford to take this momentous step; you need to ask the right questions at the estate agents to be sure that you know all you need to know about your first home. That’s not forgetting about the all-important conveyancing process to ensure a legal and smooth transfer of ownership.
Buying a house can be a great, long-term investment, but it can also be a complicated and lengthy process. On this page, you will find useful tips every first time buyer should know when on the hunt for their first home, including advice on how much conveyancing fees may cost you as a first time buyer and also the overall costs of buying your first home.
We’ll also explain to you in plain English some of the legal jargon you may have heard being thrown around, as we know it’s important for you to understand what conveyancing is, and the important role it will play in your first home purchase.
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Help and Advice
- Help to Buy ISA – The Final CountdownMany first time buyers would benefit from the Government’s Help to Buy ISA. But with the deadline for applications fast approaching, you’ll need to get a move on! What is the Help to Buy [...]Read more
- Conveyancing myths bustedBuying or selling a house? Wondering whether you need a solicitor? The property law experts let the cat out of the bag. Watch the video and turn myth to truth.Read more
- Guide to buying a family homeBuying a family home is an exciting milestone, but there’s an awful lot you need to think about. Whether you’re moving to a bigger property to accommodate a growing family, or choosing your [...]Read more
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