How does the conveyancing process work?
Find out how the conveyancing process works and what's involved when you're buying a home.
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Expert legal guidance for every step of your property journey.
Navigating the legal side of buying or selling a property can be complex. That's why we work with trusted Scottish solicitors who understand property law inside out.
The Home Hub collaborates with experienced practising solicitors and compliance experts who support you through every step of your property journey — with clear advice and practical solutions, not legal jargon.
Consultations are available in-person at our East Kilbride office, by phone, or via video link — whichever works best for you.
Speak to an AdviserA full range of legal support — focused on the property journey and everything around it.
Buying or selling a property — we handle the title deed review, transfer, missives and contract negotiation from start to finish.
Local authority checks, planning, title and property searches to make sure there are no nasty surprises at settlement.
Land and Buildings Transaction Tax in Scotland — how much you'll owe, reliefs you might qualify for, and how it's reported.
Make sure your assets go where you intend. Wills, powers of attorney and estate planning advice for Scottish clients.
Sensitive, practical advice on family law matters — from separation and divorce to cohabitation and child arrangements.
Additional support is available when you need it — from traffic offences to criminal defence matters.
One local team, coordinating your legal work with your mortgage and insurance.
We partner with practising solicitors who specialise in Scottish property law — not a call-centre network.
Regular updates in plain English — you always know where your transaction is up to.
Your mortgage adviser, solicitor and insurer working together so dates line up and nothing slips.
Meet in-person at our East Kilbride office, over the phone, or by video — whichever suits you.
Deep familiarity with Lanarkshire and Glasgow property markets, conveyancing practice and local councils.
Clear, itemised quotes up front — you know exactly what you\'re paying for and when.
Partnered with My Home Move Conveyancing — award-winning, ‘no completion, no fee’ legal work.
Finding the right solicitor or conveyancer is a key step when you're buying or remortgaging a home. That's why we've partnered with My Home Move Conveyancing (MHMC) to help guide you through the process.
MHMC are award-winning conveyancing solicitors, guaranteeing peace of mind from the moment your offer is accepted until you receive your keys — or, if you're remortgaging, right up until your new deal completes.
A high-quality, competitively priced legal package — if the deal doesn't complete, you don't pay the legal fee.
The recommended solicitor is guaranteed to be approved and recognised by your new mortgage lender.
Firms are chosen for their expertise in the type of property you're buying — New Build, leasehold and more.
More information and useful guides on the conveyancing process.
From the big picture of how conveyancing works to the specifics of remortgaging, leasehold purchases and gifted deposits — our guides break down each stage in plain English so you know what to expect.
See All Our GuidesFind out how the conveyancing process works and what's involved when you're buying a home.
Read moreOur guide takes a look at the remortgage conveyancing process, including its main steps.
Read moreWhat's different about the legal process when you buy a leasehold property, and what you need to look out for.
Read moreWhat's different when you're buying with a gifted deposit, and the extra checks your conveyancer will need to make.
Read moreQuick answers to the questions we get asked most often.
Typical Scottish property purchases take around 8 to 12 weeks from offer to date-of-entry, though complex chains, title issues or lender delays can extend that. We'll give you a realistic timeline at the start.
Yes. Unlike England and Wales, in Scotland property transactions are handled by solicitors rather than licensed conveyancers — they negotiate missives on your behalf as well as handling the legal paperwork.
Missives are the formal letters exchanged between the buyer's and seller's solicitors that together form the contract of sale. Once missives are "concluded", the deal is legally binding.
Fees vary depending on the price of the property and the complexity of the transaction. Our legal partners will give you a clear, itemised quote up front — no hidden surprises.
Land and Buildings Transaction Tax is the Scottish equivalent of Stamp Duty, payable on property purchases above a threshold. The amount depends on the price and whether you're a first-time buyer or buying an additional property.
Yes — and it's one of the main reasons people use The Home Hub. We coordinate your mortgage, legal work and insurance so everything lines up for your date of entry, with one team across the process.