In the dynamic world of property development, timing is everything. Every day that a project is delayed can lead to increased costs, missed opportunities and mounting frustration.
A common – yet often overlooked – factor that can contribute to delays is using solicitors without the right property expertise.
Solicitors play a key role at every stage of a property project, from initial planning, to securing and releasing the right funding, to post-completion and exit.
Their expertise is vital in smoothly navigating the complexities of property law and, if you need it, construction law, and avoiding legal pitfalls that could jeopardise your project.
Engaging solicitors who specialises in property development offers several key advantages:
While the benefits of engaging specialist solicitors are clear, there are a few things to consider:
Use your network of other property professionals, asking them who they have had a positive experience with on property development projects specifically. Online property forums will also provide discussions about and recommendations of suitable solicitors.
While we can’t recommend anyone, we have compiled a list of firms that have worked on projects we’ve funded. You must do your own checks and due diligence on any solicitor you consider.
Property development is exciting and can progress quickly with the right team in place. Ensure your solicitor is part of the team supporting your success by choosing wisely and engaging them now.
We can also be part of your success by providing specialist finance supported by our own property expertise and experience.
Talk to us about your project now so we can help you get ahead of that September rush!
Apply for funding in just five minutes and get an instant Decision in Principle* today, or call 020 3012 0166.
*Instant DIPs will not be issued for projects where the loan amount is greater than £3.5m (or £3m if bridging), the profit on cost is below 5%, the loan amount is less than £100k, the loan term is greater than 24 months, if any required data is omitted, or the loan type is portfolio acquisition, special situation, planning gain, or project refinance.