Fee transparency
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Fee transparency
Rix & Kay is committed to providing complete transparency on its fees and these are detailed below along with our online Quick Conveyancing Quote that provides individuals with an immediate and clear cost estimate for a wide range of property sale and purchase transactions.
Unlike high volume conveyancing firms, our service and the success of our team has been established by delivering the highest level of legal expertise with a commitment to delivering an outstanding customer experience. Take a look at our client service promiseand ensure you understand any commercial arrangements your estate agent haswhen recommending lawyers or conveyancers to you.
Our residential property fees
Freehold sale and purchase
Property value | Fees | ||
---|---|---|---|
From | To | Sale | Purchase |
£0 | £250,000 | £1115 + £223 (VAT) = £1388 | £1115 + £223 (VAT) = £1388 |
£250,001 | £350,000 | £1275 + £255 (VAT) = £1530 | £1275 + £255 (VAT) = £1530 |
£350,001 | £500,000 | £1450 + £290 (VAT) = £1740 | £1450 + £290 (VAT) = £1740 |
£500,001 | £750,000 | £1730 + £346 (VAT) = £2076 | £1730 + £346 (VAT) = £2076 |
£750,001 | £1,000,000 | £2125 + £425 (VAT) = £2550 | £2125 + £425 (VAT) = £2550 |
£1,000,001 | £2,000,000 | £3750 + £750 (VAT) = £4500 | £3750 + £750 (VAT) = £4500 |
£2,000,001 | Above | On application | On application |
Leasehold sale and purchase
Property value | Fees | ||
---|---|---|---|
From | To | Sale | Purchase |
£0 | £250,000 | £1765 + £353 (VAT) = £2118 | £1765 + £353 (VAT) = £2118 |
£250,001 | £350,000 | £1925 + £385 (VAT) = £2310 | £1925 + £385 (VAT) = £2310 |
£350,001 | £500,000 | £2100 + £420 (VAT) = £2520 | £2100 + £420 (VAT) = £2520 |
£500,001 | £750,000 | £2380 + £476 (VAT) = £2856 | £2380 + £476 (VAT) = £2856 |
£750,001 | £1,000,000 | £2775 + £555 (VAT) = £3330 | £2775 + £555 (VAT) = £3330 |
£1,000,001 | £2,000,000 | £4400 + £880 (VAT) = £5280 | £4400 + £880 (VAT) = £5280 |
£2,000,001 | Above | On application | On application |
Additional fees that may apply
Sale – Indemnity Policy: Sourcing and/or approving an indemnity policy on behalf of a seller | £160 + £32 (VAT) = £192 |
Purchase – Indemnity Policy: Advising on the indemnity policy & reporting | £250 + £50 (VAT) = £300 |
LPE1: Assisting with completing an LPE1 for a Landlord | £270 + £54 (VAT) = £324 |
ID1: | £160 + £32 (VAT) = £192 |
ID2/ID5: | £320 + £64 (VAT) = £384 |
Severance of Tenancy (SEV1 Form): | £490 + £98 (VAT) = £588 |
Register Form A restriction: | £490 + £98 (VAT) = £588 |
Transfer of Equity: | £1200 + £240 (VAT) = £1440 |
Building Safety Act (BSA): Advising on/dealing with/serving Deed on Landlord | From 2 hours fee earner hourly rate |
Shared Ownership: | £380 + £76 (VAT) = £456 |
New Build: Purchase Only | £540 + £108 (VAT) = £648 |
Drafting a New Lease: | £1600 + £320 (VAT) = £1920 |
Deed of Variation: Approving a Deed in conjunction with a sale or purchase | £540 + £108 (VAT) = £648 |
Deed of Variation: Drafting a Deed on its own | £1100 + £220 (VAT) = £1320 |
Mortgage Fee for Lease Extension/Deeds of Variation: | £190 + £38 (VAT) = £228 |
Deed of Covenant: Acting for Buyer (will be more if we have to draft) | £80 + £16 (VAT) = £96 |
Removing Unilateral Notice: | £70 + £14 (VAT) = £84 |
Voluntary First Reg Fee: | £850 + £170 (VAT) = £1020 |
Gifted Deposit Fee: | £160 + £32 (VAT) = £192 |
Leasehold Fee: | £280 + £56 (VAT) = £336 |
Unregistered Fee: | £280 + £56 (VAT) = £336 |
Mortgage Fee: | £160 + £32 (VAT) = £192 |
Supporting high-net-worth individuals
The team have an outstanding reputation of managing high-value transactions on behalf of high-net-worth individuals and their families. Contact a member of our team directly for an informal chat about how we can help.
Please note, for any transactions in excess of £2million please contact a member of our team directly to discuss your bespoke requirements and to obtain a fixed cost quote.
Who will undertake your work?
Our approach to delivering outstanding client service centres on all our work being led by a dedicated Partner or lawyer who is assigned to manage your transaction. You will have direct access to your dedicated Partner or lawyer who is also supported by a wider team of other professionals and support staff within the firm’s Residential Property Team.
All our clients benefit from this wider team approach that will comprise of the following individuals:
- Residential Property Partner
- Residential Property Solicitor (supervised by Partner)
- Conveyancing Assistant / Paralegal (supervised by Partner/Solicitor)
Rix & Kay is Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) accredited.
The Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) provides a recognised quality standard for residential conveyancing practices. Membership establishes a level of credibility for firms with stakeholders such as regulators, lenders and insurers as well as residential homebuyers and sellers.
Find out more about the CQS.
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