Conveyance – anyone used an online service?

Carbon749 · 20-Jul-2006, 01:05

May be looking for a solicitor to handle the sale and purchase of a house. The solicitor that the building society has recommended wants almost a £1,000 in fees plus all the disbursements.

Looking on the net there are solicitors offering a similar services for around £500.

So, any recommendations for a cost effective conveyance ? Any legal eagles on here fancy doing the work for less than a £1,000 plus disbursements. I’d rather agree a deal and spend the money with a fellow Ducati owner.

Carbon749 · 20-Jul-2006, 18:41

boing

Jon · 20-Jul-2006, 19:49

You can always do it yourself. I did it a number of years ago. I bought a book called the conveyanceing fraud. The first time I did it was just to sell my house. It worked really well so I did it again when I only had to purchase a house. The sting was the solicitor acting on behalf of my building sociecty, wanted £350.00 to check my paperwork was all in order. It would have took him all of 5 mins and I refused to pay. He wouldn't release the paperwork so the BS wouldn't release the money. He'd got me over a barrell and knew it. Never have I wanted to chin a person so much

Chief R.B. · 20-Jul-2006, 21:18

Theres a great solicitors in Melbourne that we used a few years ago, knows his arse from his elbow. It was our first house and he didn't mind the endless barage of questions every time we panicked! If your interested pm me and ill get you the details

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