Shaquille Kilbourne
Solicitor
If you currently own a property on your own or with other co-owners you may wish to add someone to the property as a co-owner or to remove someone. This is known as a “Transfer of Equity”.
If you have a mortgage on the property then you will need to obtain the consent of the mortgage company before the Transfer of Equity can take place.
You should always get professional legal advice from a qualified conveyancer when dealing with a transfer of equity.
Our experienced conveyancers will review the current title to the property before drafting a transfer deed which will transfer the property from the current owners to the new owners.
This transfer will need to be signed on behalf of all the people named on it. In some cases, the transfer will then need to be sent to the mortgage company for them to also execute it.
The transfer deed will then be registered at the land registry by Jordans Solicitors and a copy of the new registered title will be sent to you.
To speak to one of our team, to get a quote or for further information on the conveyancing process, please contact us on 033 03001103.
Our team are specialists in the area of residential property law, which helps to ensure transactions proceed as smoothly and quickly as possible.
The team prides itself on a personal, reliable and efficient service, treating you as a person and not a case. You will be given a named contact who will work on your transaction and see you through the whole process, regularly updating you on the progress.
We have a sophisticated case management system and a state-of-the-art IT system that also provides us with a direct link with the Land Registry, allowing us to achieve the best possible outcome in as timely a manner as possible.
We operate on a fixed fee basis which is calculated on the value of the house you are buying or selling. Please contact our team who will be able to give you a quote or get a free online quote here:
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