Conveyancing questions can be answered by property solicitors or from searching the Internet. Answers to these common conveyancing questions are different depending on many varying aspects of the process.

As a seller your conveyancing questions will be common with other current sellers. The conveyancing question ‘what do I need to do’ is best answered by a follow-up question, do you intend to hire a conveyancing agent or conduct the process of transferring title to your property to a buyer by yourself? If you intend to hire a conveyancing agent the answer to your conveyancing question is you will not have to do anything. The conveyancing agent will handle everything for you.

If you are not going to hire a conveyancing agent then the answer to your conveyancing question is, you will need to list your home or other real estate property on the real estate market. Once you receive a written offer you will either accept the offer or make a counter offer. If you accept the offer you will have a conveyancing question of ‘what do I do next?” And if you make a counter-offer you will be in negotiations for a while with the potential buyer. Once an agreed upon sales price is reached you will also have a conveyancing question of ‘what do I do next?” Next you will need to make sure your title is clean. This means you will not have any liens or delinquent taxes on your title commitment and these are common conveyancing questions as well.

As a buyer your conveyancing questions are most likely common with other buyer’s conveyancing questions. You will wonder how you make the initial written offer for real estate. The answer to this conveyancing question is you can fax or hand-deliver your written intent to purchase with an offer of money. If the seller agrees to your written offer your conveyancing question will be ‘what do I do next?’ and if the seller makes a counter-offer to you, you will make another offer until negotiations are ceased and a written price is agreed upon for the real estate or other said property.

A conveyancing question common to potential buyers is ‘what do I need to do after a price is agreed upon?’ The answer to this conveyancing question is that you will need to begin working with a mortgage company or other lender to get the funds to purchase the property or other said real estate. You will need to provide the underwriters at the mortgage company with documentation. You may have the conveyancing question ‘what kind of documentation’ and the answer to this conveyancing question is you will need tax returns, paystubs and bank statements.