When you hear “quick house sale,” you might assume the legal side is complicated. But in truth, selling your home fast doesn’t mean cutting legal corners—it just means working with the right professionals and streamlining the process.

Let’s explore the legal journey of a fast house sale, from start to finish.

Step 1: Instructing a Solicitor

The moment you agree to a sale, you’ll need a solicitor or conveyancer. Reputable companies like K&G Lettings Limited often cover your legal fees and recommend trusted solicitors who are familiar with quick house sales.

Benefits of using their recommended professionals:

• They understand the urgency of fast sales

• They communicate quickly and clearly

• They’re experienced in unusual sale conditions (tenanted, inherited, etc.)

Step 2: Drafting the Contracts

Your solicitor will draw up a contract that outlines:

• The agreed sale price

• The property boundaries

• Completion date

• Any included items (like appliances)

Because it’s a fast house sale, these steps are completed in days—not weeks.