Auction property conveyancing with more certainty and less hassle for buyers and sellers.
We understand the auction process, its complexities, and tight timescales — and work proactively to ensure you complete on time.
Whether you’re bidding or listing, we can support your property auction journey from start to finish.
Your transaction is managed by one experienced conveyancer from beginning to end, with full oversight of your case.
You’ll receive regular progress reports and 24/7 access to our mobile client portal, so nothing ever feels unclear.
We act quickly and meticulously from the outset, keeping your transaction progressing efficiently so you can move forward without delays.
To receive a clear, tailored estimate for your property transaction, simply complete this form. We'll be in touch to talk through your plans, answer any questions, and outline the next steps.
We look forward to supporting you with a smooth and hassle-free move.
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Auction property conveyancing is fast-paced and legally binding from the moment the gavel falls.
At DezrezLegal, we understand the urgency and precision required at every stage of your transaction.
For sellers: we prepare the Legal Pack ready for auction.
For buyers: we raise any enquiries and review the seller’s Legal Pack, reporting on any risks and obligations.
For buyers: deposit paid.
Both parties: legally bound to complete within a fixed timeframe.
Memorandum of Sale issued.
Transfer deed drafted and approved.
Final enquiries and requisitions addressed.
Mortgage requirements satisfied (if applicable).
For sellers: mortgage redemption statement obtained (if applicable).
For buyers: remaining funds arranged and transfer signed.
Completion statement prepared and agreed.
Funds transferred and ownership transferred to buyer.
Existing mortgage redeemed (if applicable).
Stamp Duty submitted and title registered at the Land Registry.
Track your purchase from start to finish with real-time updates and 24/7 access to your case.

Our approach to auction conveyancing focuses on speed, clarity, and support.
| Feature | dezrezlegal | Online conveyancer | High-street solicitor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dedicated conveyancer | Yes | Rotated between teams | Yes, but supported by paralegals |
| Consistent cover when your conveyancer is away | Yes | Often No | Often No |
| UK-based team | Yes | Offshored | Yes |
| Direct access to your conveyancer | You speak directly to your conveyancer | You speak to case update managers, not the actual conveyancer | Receptionists and paralegals often gatekeep access |
| Guaranteed communication and progress updates | Yes | Rarely | Rarely |
| Fast-tracked sales with LegallyReady | Yes | No | No |
| Can act for both the seller and the buyer | Yes | Usually | No |
| Transparent, fair pricing | Fixed, value driven legal fee with a clear list of any additional charges | Low headline fee but frequent add ons for basic work | Higher hourly rates, plus charges that vary firm to firm |
| Legal work carried out by trained conveyancing professionals | Yes | No, much carried out by lower paid team members | Paralegals carry out a portion of the work |
| No sale, no fee | Yes | Usually | Sometimes |
Got a question about auction property conveyancing? We’ve covered our most asked questions here. If you need more support, feel free to give us a call on 01792 610228 or ask us a question at the button below.
Auction conveyancing is the legal process involved in buying or selling a property at auction. Unlike traditional property transactions, exchange of contracts happens immediately when the gavel falls, making the transaction legally binding on the day of the auction. Auction conveyancing therefore requires careful preparation before bidding and fast, efficient legal work to meet strict completion deadlines.
You should instruct a solicitor before the auction takes place. Auction conveyancing begins prior to bidding, with your solicitor reviewing the legal pack, identifying risks, and advising you on any legal issues. Waiting until after you win the property can expose you to serious financial and legal risks.
As part of auction conveyancing, your solicitor will review:
This review ensures you understand exactly what you are committing to before you bid.
Yes. In auction conveyancing, exchange of contracts takes place immediately when the auctioneer’s gavel falls. This means you are legally bound to complete the purchase, and failure to do so can result in loss of your deposit and potential legal action.
Completion deadlines in auction conveyancing are usually 20–28 days from the auction date, although this can vary depending on the special conditions of sale. Because the timeframe is fixed and short, your solicitor must act quickly to ensure all legal work and lender requirements are completed in time.
Buyers are typically required to pay a 10% deposit on the day of the auction. This deposit is non-refundable if you fail to complete, which is why having auction conveyancing advice before bidding is essential.
Yes. Because auction conveyancing involves immediate exchange and a strict completion deadline, you should have your mortgage offer, bridging finance, or funds ready before bidding. Delays in arranging finance after the auction can jeopardise completion.
While not legally required, a survey is strongly recommended. Auction properties are often sold as seen and may require renovation. Identifying structural issues before bidding helps you avoid unexpected costs after exchange, which occurs immediately in auction conveyancing.
If you fail to complete within the agreed timeframe, you may:
This highlights the importance of instructing experienced auction conveyancing solicitors before bidding.
Yes. At DezrezLegal, we provide proactive auction conveyancing support from pre-auction legal pack review through to fast and efficient completion. Our team understands the urgency and legal complexity involved, ensuring you are fully informed, protected, and prepared at every stage.