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Floating Deed of Trust - A variable beneficial interest

A floating deed of trust, also known as a commensurate share deed or a Silver deed, provides joint owners of property a more accurate way to assess the beneficial interest in a property - the money you individually own - at a specific point in time based on your contributions toward the property. ...

12/11/2019

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No Sale No Fee Conveyancing

No sale no fee is a USP that some conveyancing solicitors provide with their quotes and offers a form of security against the legal fees when a property transaction falls through. With an estimated 1 in 3 home moves not completing, you can see why having no sale no fee solicitors' guarantee is a...

11/11/2019

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SAM Conveyancing's Service Pledge to you

Our service pledge to you We work very hard to ensure you have the best service experience when working with us and our service providers. If at any point you feel that this is not the case then please call us immediately and let us make sure we get things back on track for you. 1A...

10/11/2019

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Silver Shared Ownership Protection

Our Silver Shared Ownership Protection is a deed of trust for joint owners of a property who want to protect more than just their initial share of the deposit and factor in future changes that may occur during the ownership of the property. This type of deed is known as a floating deed of trust or...

10/11/2019

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Help to Buy Equity Loan

Looking for a great value Help to Buy Conveyancing Solicitors Quote? Let our experienced Help to Buy property solicitors complete all the legals for your Help to Buy purchase. Get a Help to Buy Conveyancing Quote* *Fixed Fee – No Sale No Fee – On...

08/11/2019

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Chancel Repair Liability Insurance

Chancel indemnity insurance is purchased during the conveyancing process by the buyer and protects them from any future claims to repair the local church.Chancel repair liability is a legal obligation on some property owners in England and Wales to pay for certain repairs to the local parish...

07/11/2019

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Fixed Conveyancing Fee

Our fixed fee conveyancing supports you and gives clarity to know what they will pay their solicitor during a standard conveyancing transaction. Our conveyancing quotes include all of the solicitor's legal fees for a standard conveyancing transaction. We tailor your quote to your needs...

07/11/2019

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Help to Buy Staircasing

Help to Buy Staircasing is when you opt to pay off part of your Help to Buy Equity Loan. This is different to shared ownership staircasing. In simple terms, when you repay any part of any loan used to buy your home, you end up owning more of the equity of your home yourself and...

07/11/2019

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Deed of Trust to Protect Money In Property

A deed of trust is primarily used to protect money in a property, however it can also be used to set out the intentions for the ownership of the property including its use, maintaining it and when to sell it. A deed of trust is drafted by a solicitor, normally during the conveyancing...

06/11/2019

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First Time Buyers give light relief to a paralysed housing market: October 2019

The most prominent aspect of this month's housing market figures is the continuing flat-lining sales volume levels, particularly in London. Against this, there is minor relief regarding increased first time buyer numbers and some stakeholders will welcome the new peak in average house prices in...

01/11/2019

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Beneficial Ownership vs Legal Ownership

When jointly owning a property you'll need to declare your ownership shares of the legal title, however did you know that your share of the legal ownership can differ from the beneficial split when buying as tenants in common? You'll need to know the difference between you beneficial ownership vs...

28/10/2019

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Can't agree lease extension terms with your freeholder? What happens next?

If you can't agree lease extension terms with your freeholder using the formal statutory route, you shouldn't be disheartened as you have many advantages because of the related law. So what should you do next? If you're taking the formal/statutory route to extending the lease on your...

28/10/2019

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