| Comment | I think the issue is that online conveyancers are fine if everything goes smoothly, but because they charge a flat fee they basically leave you high and dry if there are any issues with the process, where a local solicitor would charge you an hourly rate and an estimate but be able to take on more challenging stuff
So I've heard of folk having to basically start the whole sale process again once they've hit a roadblock and the online conveyancers won't do shit, meaning they've had to shell out twice
And the couple of hundred quid you save just isn't worth that risk |
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