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This area covers the rules and steps a lender and solicitor handle when you borrow to buy or remortgage a home in England. A solicitor concentrates on the conveyancing tasks needed to secure the loan, check the property title, and register the lender’s charge at HM Land Registry. They also coordinate searches, insurance, and necessary certificates, prepare or check the disposition and mortgage deed, and oversee completion and the post-completion steps that make the loan effective and binding on the parties involved.

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Streathers Clapham LLP

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Nicholas James Taffs

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Nick Taffs has just handled the conveyancing work for the sale of my property and the purchase of my next house. Throughout the process he and his assistant, Terrie Foot, have been professional, efficient and excellent to deal with, responding immediately to any queries I might have. Moving house is a stressful business, and I would highly recommend Streathers to anyone embarking on this journey.

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