The Bowsers Blog

Buying a home is an exciting process, but it can also feel complicated. That’s why choosing a professional and efficient conveyancer is crucial. In order to choose the right conveyancer, it’s important to know what the role of a conveyancer is.

The answer to this question is: yes, you can buy a commercial property with existing tenants and, in fact, there are many benefits in doing so.

Whether you are buying or selling a property for the first time or if you have been through the process before, there is still much you may not be aware of when it comes to conveyancing. For that reason, we have put together a guide to help answer your questions and give you peace of mind.

Commercial landlords are increasingly choosing to purchase properties with tenants already in place. There are a number of advantages to this approach. You can begin collecting rent immediately without having to advertise for tenants, and the property is likely to meet legal health and safety standards since it has already been let.

Are you considering moving house, but feeling a little overwhelmed by all the considerations you need to be aware of? It can be quite daunting, and the reality is that the fees and costs can add up. The best way to keep the costs at a minimum is to have a good understanding of where they come from, so that you can plan accordingly and get a good idea of what your expenses will be. You may find some areas where there are savings to be made.

Once you have an offer accepted on your potential new home - or you have agreed on a price with someone buying your property - it’s natural to want things to move along quickly. Your first question is likely to be, ‘How long does conveyancing take?’.