Simpson Judge
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Residential Conveyancer
Leicester | Full-Time | Competitive Salary DOE
An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Residential Conveyancer to join a well-established and growing law firm with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality legal services.
Joining a busy and collaborative Residential Property team, you'll work alongside experienced conveyancing professionals, managing and progressing transactions from instruction through to post-completion within a supportive team environment.
The Role
Working as part of an established team, your responsibilities will include:
- Managing and progressing residential conveyancing transactions from instruction through to post-completion.
- Handling sale enquiries and liaising with clients, estate agents, lenders, and third parties.
- Reviewing mortgage offers, searches, and title documentation.
- Raising enquiries and preparing comprehensive client reports.
- Liaising with lenders regarding Certificates of Title, mortgage releases, and redemption statements.
- Preparing exchange and completion documentation, including completion statements, invoices, and undertakings.
- Managing completions and ensuring all parties are updated throughout the transaction.
- Drafting and submitting SDLT returns.
- Dealing with Help to Buy matters where applicable.
- Completing all post-completion work, including Land Registry applications.
- Maintaining accurate case management records and ensuring excellent client service throughout each transaction.
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- Previous experience handling your own residential conveyancing caseload within a law firm or conveyancing practice.
- Experience dealing with a broad range of residential property transactions including sales, purchases, remortgages, and transfers of equity.
- Excellent organizational skills and the ability to manage a busy workload.
- Strong communication and client care skills.
- A proactive and team-oriented approach.
What's on Offer
- Competitive salary dependent on experience.
- The opportunity to join a supportive and collaborative Residential Property team.
- Genuine long-term career progression and development opportunities.
- Ongoing training and support.
- A friendly and professional working environment with an established client base.
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