Conveyancing is not fit for purpose – we must blame someone
Could the house buying and selling process be better? Absolutely. But is it actually broken and not fit for purpose?
Could the house buying and selling process be better? Absolutely. But is it actually broken and not fit for purpose?
Tricky problems need solutions: The current flavour of the month is that “upfront information” is the magic bullet, but that’s got a whiff of Boris’s “pea-shooter to a gunfight” comparison.
You probably won’t be aware of it, but February 28th 2018 was a sad day in television history, as Peter Ambrose, founder of conveyancing specialist The Partnership, explains.
So what’s happening and what, if anything, can we do about it? Here are Peter Ambrose’s opinions.
No-one needs a customer survey to learn that people find moving house stressful.
If we ignore conventional wisdom and believe Boris, it looks like we’re in the end-game for the pandemic. Peter Ambrose, founder of The Partnership, offers his latest thoughts.
What if regulators could actually stop bad things happening in the house buying and selling process? Here are Peter Ambrose’s thoughts.
When it comes to identifying problems with the house buying and selling process, Peter Ambrose says agents and clients have been asking the wrong question.
Peter Ambrose, founder of conveyancing specialist The Partnership, reflects on what he describes as a “new-found love of lawyers”.
Peter Ambrose, founder of conveyancing specialist The Partnership, offers his latest ‘opinion’ piece.
While some in the property industry coped well with the pressures of the past few months, many did not.
Lawyers simply do not have the time or expertise to offer “Simple and Transparent Moving Solutions”.
How did it come to this?
“Those suggesting a truce between agents and lawyers where everyone puts down their pointy blame sticks and pretends to be understanding, have got it all wrong.”
When it comes to conveyancing, digital signatures are a passing fad which will fade away to become a distant memory.
The amount of stress everyone in the property industry is seeing is completely out of proportion with the costs involved.
Forget Blair’s brave new policies, it was this that brought a whole new meaning to positivity.
The anxiety that society is suffering from is being brought into sharp focus.
Solving the conveyancing conundrum is not a simple one.
Residential property transactions have increased sharply.
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