Option 1
Basic document review
For one document, or a specific question.
Focused
- Review of a specific document or issue
- List of missing or unclear information
- Deliverable agreed in your quotation
Clear scope. Clear pricing.
The professional fee depends on your property and the work needed. Review the options below, then ask for a written quote for your specific documents.
Fixed prices are never published
Scope, fees, expenses and timing are agreed in writing before you accept a quotation for work.
Option 2
Complete property verification
For buyers reviewing the purchase file before committing.
Full purchase file
- Ownership and transfer-document review
- Relevant approval, lender and record checks as agreed
- Written findings, limitations and next steps
Option 3
Detailed legal due diligence
For complex ownership, larger files or commercial transactions.
In-depth
- Property-specific scope and search plan
- Detailed review of the agreed title and transaction material
- Written legal assessment and agreed follow-up discussion
How a quote works
No work starts and no payment is due until you accept a written quotation.
1
Tell us about the property
Location, property type, transaction stage and the papers you have.
2
Receive a written quote
Scope, fees, expenses, timing and exclusions set out in writing.
3
Accept, then work starts
Only after you accept. Any extra work is discussed first.
What goes into the fee
Two things to understand before you compare any quotation.
What can change the quote?
- The property type and complexity of ownership
- The number of documents and years of title history
- The offices and records to be searched
- Any visits, certified copies or specialist input required
What should your quote explain?
- Exactly what will be reviewed and delivered
- Professional fees and applicable taxes
- Government fees and third-party expenses
- Expected timing, exclusions and follow-up scope
Questions about fees
Common questions before asking for a quote.
Do not make a payment until you have verified the written instructions directly with the team.
Can I ask for a quote without sharing all the documents?
You can start with the location, property type, transaction stage and a description of the papers available. A final quote may require the file to be reviewed.
Are government fees and searches included?
Only where the quotation says so. Certified copies, authority charges, visits and specialist work should be identified separately.
Can a focused review become a full review?
Yes, if further work is needed and you agree to the revised scope and fee. Additional work should not be assumed without discussion.
Is there an online payment facility?
No. This website does not collect payment. Confirm any payment details directly with the team and the accepted engagement terms.
Have a property in mind?
Tell us what you are buying and which papers you have. We will help you identify the next checks.
Discuss your property
The scope and fee are agreed before work starts.