Conveyancing is the process of buying and selling property, which could be a simple residence to live in, the premises of a business, or a large development or estate. The legal aspects of the conveyancing process are usually handled by conveyancing solicitors, and increasingly, by specially trained conveyancers. A conveyance is the document that shows that a property has passed from one owner to another, also known as the purchase deed.

Transferring ownership of property from one person to another involves a lot of legal and administrative work, which is what conveyancing is all about. The seller offers to sell the property and the buyer takes up on that offer.  What happens next? Buying property is not as simple as grocery shopping, it involves many legal formalities to ensure complete and successful transfer of ownership.

You often see advertisements about cheap conveyancing services when searching for conveyancers for your property transactions. But, how far can solicitor reduce the price? Is it really possible for anyone to provide high quality conveyancing service for just £100? Or is it just a trick to trap you?