Real Estate

Buying property in the UK involves several key steps. First, buyers typically work with an estate agent to find a suitable property. Once a property is chosen, an offer is made, and if accepted, a solicitor or conveyancer handles the legal process, including property searches and contract preparation.

Properties in the UK are usually sold as **freehold** (owning the property and land) or **leasehold** (owning the property for a set period). Financing is often through a mortgage, with options available for first-time buyers.

The final steps include exchanging contracts, completing the sale, and registering the property with the **Land Registry**. With proper legal support, the process of buying property in the UK is clear and manageable.