Pricing & Service Information

Mortgages and Remortgages

A mortgage or re-mortgage occurs either when a mortgage is placed on a property which has no mortgage or you redeem the existing mortgage and take out a mortgage with a new lender.

Our mortgage and remortgage price information applies only if you are using a mainstream or High Street Lender. If you have a mortgage offer with a non-mainstream or more niche lender, then our fees will be higher.

It is important to note that you cannot normally remortgage unless you have owned the property for a period of six months. If you wish the remortgage to go through within the six months period you must check with your lender as to whether this is possible.

The information is based on a number of assumptions and in particular the fee assumes that:

  • this is a standard transaction
  • the transaction is concluded in a timely manner and no unforeseen complication arise
  • all parties to the transaction are co-operative and there is no unreasonable delay from third parties providing documentation
  • There may be circumstances when other costs may be incurred due to particular circumstances of your particular transaction, but we will advise you if this becomes the case and will tell you
  • about any additional costs when the arise.

Mortgage Value Fees and Disbursements £0 to £500,000 (+20% VAT)

Legal fee £650 (+£130)
Search fees £300
HM Land Registry document fee £6.00
Registration fee ranges from £20 – £680 (depending on value)
Electronic money transfer fee £35 (+£7)

Mortgage Value Fees and Disbursements £500,000 (+20% VAT) 

Legal fee £850 (+£170)
Search fees £300
HM Land Registry document fee £6.00
Registration Fee ranges from £20 – £680 (depending on value)
Electronic money transfer fee £35 (+£7)

 

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Timings and Stages

How long it will take from the offer being made until the remortgage is completed and registered will depend on a number of factors. On average the process takes between 4-8weeks.

It can be quicker or slower, depending on the parties involved.

Stages of the process

The precise stages involved in the purchase of a residential property vary according to the circumstances but will typically include:

  • Obtaining ID
  • Obtaining details from you as to the whereabouts of your Title Deeds (if applicable).  If you have a mortgage on the property, it is likely that the title deeds will be with your lender. If this is the case, we will require the details of your lender as well as your account number.
  • Investigating the title of the property and obtaining a redemption figure for your existing mortgage
  • We may need to carry out a Local Authority Search. This will entirely depend upon whether your new lender requires a search to be undertaken
  • Considering the mortgage company’s instructions to us and considering the terms and conditions of your mortgage to ensure that they are complied with
  • Preparing the mortgage and other documents and obtaining your signatures to them where appropriate
  • Reporting to the mortgage company and obtaining the mortgage advance
  • Completing the re-mortgage. This is the date when the old mortgage will be repaid and the new mortgage will commence.
  • Registering the transaction at the Land Registry;
  • Forwarding the title documents to the mortgage company and accounting to you for any money held on your behalf.

Your mortgages and remortgages team are...

Sarah ColeConveyancing Executive

Sarah is a Conveyancing Executive in our Residential Property team

01752 236738

Ellie-Louise SayerConveyancing Executive

Ellie-Louise is a Conveyancing Executive in our Residential Property team

01392 455525

Claire SuttonLegal Support Assistant

Claire is a Legal Support Assistant in our Residential Property team

01803 202092

Kaisha PickLegal Support Assistant

Kaisha is a Legal Support Assistant in our Residential Property team.

01803 202088

Rhiannon DraperLegal Support Assistant

Rhiannon is Legal Support Assistant in our Residential Property team

01752 236737

Suhena ManikParalegal

Suhena is a Paralegal in our Residential Property team.

01803 202082
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Laura PotterLegal Assistant

Laura is a Legal Assistant in our Residential Property team.

01392 45 55 55
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Nursrin RahmanSolicitor

Nursrin is a Solicitor in our Residential Property team

01752 236729

Claire WalkerLegal Support Assistant

Claire Walker is a Legal Support Assistant in our Residential Property team

01752 603040

Jasmine TaylorConveyancing Executive

Jasmine is a Conveyancing Executive in our Residential Property team

01392 455513

Sarah WatsonLegal Support Assistant

Legal Support Assistant in our Residential Property team

01803 229716

Judy VaughanAssociate (Chartered Legal Executive)

Judy is an Associate (Chartered Legal Executive) in our Residential Property Team

01803 408442

Isobel ArmstrongLicensed Conveyancer

Isobel is a Licensed Conveyancer in our Residential Property team

01803 202093

Amy PierceAssociate (Licensed Conveyancer)

Amy is an Associate (Licensed Conveyancer) in our Residential Property team

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Jenna Hamilton-PursglovePartner and Head of Residential Property

Jenna is a Partner and Head of our Residential Property team

01392 455526
Kitsons Solicitors - Rebecca Miles

Rebecca KiftLicensed Conveyancer

Rebecca is a Licensed Conveyancer in our Residential Property team

01392 455522
Kitsons Solicitors - Lucy Alford

Lucy AlfordLegal Support Assistant

Lucy is a Legal Support Assistant in our Residential Property team in Exeter

01392 455529

Sophie CarruthersConveyancing Executive (GCILEx)

Sophie is a Conveyancing Executive (GCILEx) in our Residential team

01752 236707

Alana NightingaleRegistered Conveyancing Technician (CLC)

Alana is a Registered Conveyancing Technician (CLC) in our Residential Property team

01803 202090

Alison WilliamsLegal Support Assistant

Alison is a Legal Support Assistant in our Residential Property team

01392 455531

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