What does 'DX System' mean when buying a property?

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DX System

All professional property solicitors (also known as conveyancers) are part of the DX system (short for "Document Exchange").

This is an express service which allows solicitors to move large amounts of paperwork between each other quickly. As such they often use terms such as "I will DX it tonight". Note you should avoid using solicitors who are not on the DX system as they slow down the buying process immeasurably and Time Costs Deals.

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Chapter 12: Choosing a Conveyancer or Solicitor

"... with work It can be difficult to get through by 'phone They do not always have email Their computer systems can be lacking They are not always on the dx system Holidays and illness have a big impact on their ability to handle your case You have no one to complain to - Work Overload -..."

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"... solicitors without email, it says a great deal about their understanding of modern technology, and about the way they work in general. - The dx System - Unbeknown to most people solicitors have their own postal system known as dx (Document Exchange) which allows them to move large documents..."

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"... to most people solicitors have their own postal system known as dx (Document Exchange) which allows them to move large documents rapidly between each other. Very small solicitors or extremely old fashioned ones have not invested in this and so much backwarding and forwarding is reliant on the post. Considering the number of strikes at individual sorting offices over the last few years the last place you want your signed contract is in a sorting office while postal workers argue over health and safety or pay and..."

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"... or pay and conditions. If a solicitor does not have dx avoid them - it speaks volumes about their investment in their own business and their understanding of even the most basic technologies. It also speaks volumes about how fast they intend to transact the deal. - Holidays - When your..."

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"... Avoid - it says a great deal about how they understand technology and modern working methods |YES | Does the solicitor have dx? --- NO ---> Avoid - it says a great deal about how they understand technology and modern working methods |YES ..."

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Chapter 17: The Property Buying Process in Theory

"... solicitor will produce the final contract and send it to your solicitor What Can Go Wrong For once this is a procedure that moves as smoothly as the postal service, or hopefully the dx system. - Exchanging - When your solicitor has your signed contract and funds for the deposit, and..."

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Why buying property is right for some and wrong for others;
The state of the market today;
What Brexit and Covid 19 means to the future of UK property;
How the media have become unreliable indicators of the market;
Who makes good quality predictions for the property market (and who doesn't);
How the market works over the short term and the long term;
The difference between property bubbles and property booms;
Why it can be a good idea to buy when prices are falling;
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How professional buyers and investors work with estate agents to get better deals;
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How to make an offer to get things your way;
Who to trust and who, with the best intentions, may be misleading you;
Why you should work to minimise the time between offer agreed and exchange;
Making sense of a property survey including:
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Over 140 terms in an easy to use glossary so the jargon of the property industry can be understood;
20 true stories of successes, and disasters, that real people experienced when buying a property.

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Recommending businesses that I get kickbacks from.
Rewording and republishing what is available freely from most websites anyway.
Endless tales of how easy it is to buy property and profit.
Attempts to sell you some course or other product.
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