| Commercial solicitor recommendations 00:19 - Oct 11 with 548 views | suffolkpoker |
My father is selling a small plot with garages (block of garages).
Some of my quotes are eye watering for a £65k sale
Any recommendations? Thanks in advance |  |
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| Commercial solicitor recommendations on 01:21 - Oct 11 with 490 views | redrickstuhaart |
Depends a lot on whether you want good, or reasonable...
Round Ipswich you are looking at Birketts, Prettys, Ashtons.
If you look a little further, Mills & Reeve and Eversheds are available in Norwich / Cambridge. |  | | |
| Commercial solicitor recommendations on 06:50 - Oct 11 with 365 views | Keno |
What’s the firm that the posting legend Greyhound works for? |  |
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| Commercial solicitor recommendations on 09:54 - Oct 11 with 222 views | DJR |
I would have thought that such a transaction (being fairly simple and of relatively low value) does not need a solicitor who specialises in commercial property.
I would have thought that a bang average high street firm would suffice but it has to be borne in mind that any conveyancing transaction will involve work the cost of which may seem rather excessive given the low value in this case.
The other thing I would say in favour of the legal profession is that their fees (in my experience) are lower than estate agents (who in my view do very little), if you ignore things such as stamp duty and land registry fees which aren't down to solicitors' firms. [Post edited 11 Oct 10:02]
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| Commercial solicitor recommendations on 10:05 - Oct 11 with 205 views | redrickstuhaart |
| Commercial solicitor recommendations on 09:54 - Oct 11 by DJR |
I would have thought that such a transaction (being fairly simple and of relatively low value) does not need a solicitor who specialises in commercial property.
I would have thought that a bang average high street firm would suffice but it has to be borne in mind that any conveyancing transaction will involve work the cost of which may seem rather excessive given the low value in this case.
The other thing I would say in favour of the legal profession is that their fees (in my experience) are lower than estate agents (who in my view do very little), if you ignore things such as stamp duty and land registry fees which aren't down to solicitors' firms. [Post edited 11 Oct 10:02]
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I think thats right. A bog standard conveyancer ought to be capable unless there is something unusual. | | | |
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