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I'm in the UK and these notaries sound a lot like conveyancers. In theory the conveyancer deals with the contract of transferring a property, they check the li
by lozenge 4y ago
I'm in the UK and these notaries sound a lot like conveyancers.
In theory the conveyancer deals with the contract of transferring a property, they check the liabilities and conditions attached to a plot of land, and ensure the process goes smoothly.
In reality each side is paying £3000-5000 to have a bunch of totally form letters sent back and forth between the two parties.
- robertlagrant 4y agoI keep wondering if there's a startup in conveyancing as a service. £50 and you're done, and the process is easy for all parties to track.