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The Buying Process
Step 1 – Understand your budget and get financially prepared
If you’re a cash buyer, the process is often quicker and more flexible. Otherwise, it’s a good idea to speak with a mortgage advisor early and secure an agreement in principle. This helps you move confidently when the right property comes along.
Step 2 – Choose your location and property type
Think about what matters most—how many bedrooms you need, whether you’d prefer a garden or parking, and if freehold or leasehold suits your plans. Location is key, so consider things like transport links, schools, or access to local amenities when narrowing your search.
Step 3 – Making an offer
Once you’ve found a property you love, we’ll help guide you through the offer process. It’s important to be realistic and consider factors like how long the property has been on the market and whether the seller has time constraints. We’ll be here to offer advice and handle communication every step of the way.
Further Steps
Arrange a survey
A survey helps identify any potential issues with the property, giving you peace of mind before moving forward. Your lender will also arrange a valuation to confirm it’s worth the price. We’re happy to recommend trusted local surveyors, or you can refer to the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors to find one that suits your needs.
Instruct a conveyancer
Property purchases involve important legal paperwork, so finding a reliable conveyancer or solicitor early on is essential. They’ll handle the legal details and ensure everything moves smoothly. If you’d like a recommendation, we work closely with professionals we know and trust—just ask our team.
Exchange contracts
Once your surveyor and conveyancer give the go-ahead, it’s time to exchange contracts. You’ll usually pay a deposit (often 10% of the purchase price) and both parties become legally committed to the sale. From here, things begin to feel very real—and very exciting.
Completion
This is the final step, when the balance of funds is transferred and the property officially becomes yours. Completion day is usually when you get your keys and can move in. Any outstanding fees, including stamp duty, are handled at this stage—and then it’s time to celebrate your new beginning.
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Mortgages
We work hand-in-hand with independent mortgage experts who will be able to provide the best products on the market. They will present a range of options to help you select the right finance for your purchase. Contact us for more information.