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Bridging Conveyancing Solicitor
Job in
Manchester, Greater Manchester, M9, England, UK
Listed on 2026-01-06
Listing for:
Altum HR
Full Time, Contract
position Listed on 2026-01-06
Job specializations:
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Law/Legal
Financial Law
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Job Description
Job Title: Bridging Conveyancing Solicitor (5+ PQE)
Location: Manchester (Central) — Hybrid working
Contract Type: Full-time, Permanent
Salary: £60,000 to £75,000.
About the Role / The Client’s Business :We are working with a highly respected and entrepreneurial law firm specialising in property finance and bridging lending. Our client places a strong emphasis on bridging and property conveyancing, working with a network of lenders, brokers, developers, and high-net-worth individuals. Their culture is dynamic, growth-oriented, and collaborative, with a strong appetite for expanding their bridging division.
Role Overview :- Handle an active and technically demanding bridging finance caseload, including residential and commercial bridging transactions.
- Advise on loan documentation, security arrangements, and risk matters.
- Perform legal due diligence, title searches, and land registry investigation.
- Negotiate, draft, and review loan agreements, security deeds, and supporting documentation.
- Work in close liaison with lenders, brokers, clients, and other stakeholders to deliver seamless service.
- Mitigate risk by providing in-depth property finance advice, including AML and regulatory compliance.
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