Buying a property is likely the biggest financial decision most people will ever make. From the heady first days of getting mortgage approval to viewing potential homes to eventually signing on that dotted line and becoming a property owner, buying a property is an exciting time. However, at its heart property transfer e.g. conveyancing, is a legal process that requires a meticulous approach to paperwork and a robust understanding of property law. Therefore, the expert services of a conveyancing solicitor are required to ensure that the legal framework surrounding property transfer is completed in compliance with the law.
For the average person, eager to make the transition from renting to property ownership the above can seem a little intimidating. However, to make finding the right conveyancing solicitor that little bit easier, the Golden Pages has teamed up with Mary Mullarkey Solicitors to let you know the 3 Questions you should ask a Conveyancing Solicitor.
Mary Mullarkey Solicitors
Mary Mullarkey Solicitors are a long established Roscommon based solicitors firm. They are wills and Probate solicitors, family law solicitors, criminal law solicitors, litigation solicitors, medical negligence solicitors and of course conveyancing solicitors.
Mary Mullarkey Solicitors have built a professional relationship based on their professionalism, their specialist legal expertise and their approachable demeanour.
What is a conveyancing solicitors role?
A conveyancing solicitor oversees and takes care of all the legal aspects of a property transfer. A professional and customer-focused conveyancing solicitor will keep you updated throughout the process.
What is a typical solicitors fee for conveyancing?
This really depends on the solicitor. Some solicitors charge a flat conveyancing fee while others may charge a percentage of the property fee. This percentage fee is usually about 1 or 2 percent of the full house cost.
What costs will I have to pay if the sale falls through?
Unfortunately, sales fall through for any number of reasons. A solicitor’s fee will likely be charged if the sale proceeds or not. When speaking to a conveyancing solicitor, we recommend asking what they will charge if the sale does indeed fall through.
The above is merely a guide to help individuals begin the process of speaking to solicitors. For specific advice related to the selling or buying a property, we recommend getting in contact with Mary Mullarkey Solicitors, Roscommon’s expert conveyancing solicitors.
| Address | Castlerea, Co. Roscommon |
| Telephone Numbers | (094) 962 5420 |
| Website | www.marymullarkeysolicitors.com |