Commercial Property Legal Executive

This is an opportunity for a commercial property legal executive with a background in commercial property work to join a well-known firm and their thriving team. The firm offers genuine opportunities to grow for the right candidate. The role will involve undertaking routine commercial and agricultural transactions with some domestic and other conveyancing work. The successful candidate should have experience of handling a full caseload of conveyancing matters, have the ability to handle pressure and work to tight deadlines. They will be committed to providing excellent client care and satisfaction. The ideal commercial property legal executive will be a highly structured individual who has a clear understanding of the residential conveyancing process and a willingness to become involved with and learn the commercial and agricultural side of the role. Training and support will be given, and it is our expectation that they will be a Law graduate or have equivalent professional work experience. They must have a real passion for commercial property work. You will be involved in a broad range of matters to include, but not limited to, the following:- Client liaison and assisting with enquires; Picking up and developing an existing caseload of mixed residential, agricultural and commercial work; Leasehold and freehold acquisitions and disposals; Drafting and approving leases; Due diligence (enquiries and title investigation); Undertaking necessary searches; Agent liaison; Utility company easements and transfers; Auction packs; Exchange, completion and post-completion related correspondence and formalities. (to include Stamp Duty Land Tax, Companies House and Land Registry Registrations); Ensuring that balances are clear and files are closed at the end of the matter. Applications from relocators will be considered, however, you should be able to demonstrate a commitment to live and work in the Stamford area. If you are interested in this role based in Stamford, and able to interview by telephone, SKYPE or Facetime, then please do get in touch.