Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Selling
Do I Need a Solicitor to Sell My House?
What the seller's conveyancer does
Gets your title documents, sends the TA6 property information and TA10 fittings and contents forms, answers enquiries, deals with the freeholder or managing agent if leasehold, redeems the mortgage on completion and pays the agent.
Get ready early
Instructing a conveyancer when you list, not when you accept an offer, saves weeks. Gather guarantees, building control certificates, FENSA records and planning documents.
Fraser Bond property legal services
- Sale and purchase conveyancing
- Leases, lease extensions and licences
- Possession claims and rent arrears recovery
- Landlord and tenant disputes, disrepair and deposit claims
- Reserved legal work, such as conveyancing and court proceedings, is carried out by SRA-regulated solicitors
How it works
Illustrative. Stamp Duty Land Tax is separate. Ask for a written quote.
Frequently asked questions
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Can I do my own conveyancing as a seller?
It is legally possible if you own outright, but lenders and buyers' solicitors expect a professional, so most sellers use one.
How much does sale conveyancing cost?
Often a little less than a purchase; leasehold sales cost more.
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