Oculus Legal Group
Real Estate Paralegal

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Residential Real Estate Paralegal | London | Up to £32k
I’m currently working on a Residential Real Estate Paralegal opportunity in London with an established legal practice.
About the Role
The role is ideally aimed at candidates with around 18 months–2 years+ relevant residential conveyancing experience, plus a more junior position for someone who has already gained some practical experience within a legal/conveyancing environment.
These are not suitable for recent graduates, and the client is specifically looking for candidates who are not expecting to move onto a Training Contract within the next two years.
What you’ll be doing
The roles will involve supporting experienced fee-earners across residential property matters, with exposure to transactions from initial instruction through to completion and post-completion.
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Depending on level, responsibilities will include:
- Supporting live residential conveyancing files
- Preparing and reviewing documentation
- Raising and responding to enquiries
- Assisting with title, search and mortgage reports
- Supporting exchange and completion
- Liaising with clients, agents, lenders and other solicitors
- AML, file management and general matter administration
- Assisting with financial statements and post-completion work
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You’ll ideally have 18 months–2 years+ residential conveyancing experience but there is more flexibility around the level of exposure.
You’ll also need to be organised, commercially aware, confident dealing with different stakeholders, and comfortable working to deadlines.
Salary: up to £32,000 depending on experience.
London-based, full-time, with hybrid/flexible working available after probation.
If you’re a Residential Property Paralegal and open to hearing about a new opportunity, feel free to DM me confidentially or send me your CV.
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