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Scottish house move.

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  • debbieallan
    debbieallan Posts: 24 Forumite
    Jamief, did you go through Rightmove or GSPC (ie solicitor)? I'm swithering. Haven't moved house in 20 years so a bit out of touch. Have you been given a quote for conveyancing?
  • scurr
    scurr Posts: 295 Forumite
    I got a good deal on conveyancing through Conveyancing Direct which is in Glasgow - will look for contact details when I get home.

    I think rightmove is the one everyone seems to look at first
  • debbieallan
    debbieallan Posts: 24 Forumite
    Thanks. Maybe we can all support each other through this difficult time! Most people this I'm daft for putting a house up for sale at the moment but it seems a good time to me to buyer a bigger house at a cheaper price.
  • jamief
    jamief Posts: 303 Forumite
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    debbieallan wrote: »
    Jamief, did you go through Rightmove or GSPC (ie solicitor)? I'm swithering. Haven't moved house in 20 years so a bit out of touch. Have you been given a quote for conveyancing?

    TSPC here (or rather a company called movemachine who handle the HIP).

    We don't pay conveyancing or EA fees as my fiancee is a solicitor. I think (not sure on this) you'd be around £600 for conveyancing though.
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