Residential Property Lawyer

Residential Property Lawyer, Nottinghamshire - 2 years+ PQE - This well-established regional practice is in need of an additional Residential Property Conveyancer to join their offices based in the East Midlands. Job Ref: 8989

OVERVIEW:
Our client is a well-established regional practice in the Nottinghamshire area. The firm are in need of an additional Residential Property Conveyancer to join their thriving Residential Property team and deal with the broad spectrum of residential property. The appointed Residential Property Conveyancer will be responsible for dealing with a wide and varied caseload of residential conveyancing maters including remortgages, shared ownership, new builds, deeds of gifts and sales and purchases. The Residential Property Conveyancer will be an enthusiastic, highly motivated individual who is experienced across the broad spectrum of residential conveyancing. The Residential Property Conveyancer will either be a Solicitor, Licensed Conveyancer, Legal Executive or Paralegal with a minimum of 2 years’ experience in handling residential property matters. Ideal Residential Property Conveyancer’s will have experience of dealing with residential property transactions from start to finish and be confident in their ability to provide advice on new builds and leaseholds.

THE FIRM:
Our client is a reputable East Midlands practice and cover the full range of legal services, if you are looking for a new challenge as a Residential Property Lawyer, then get in touch. 

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