Michael Daniels

Partner

Residential Conveyancing

Advises on a wide range of residential and commercial real estate transactions.

Michael’s focus is on transactional property, both commercial and residential, in relation to acquisitions and disposals.  In addition he acts for both lenders and borrowers in secured lending transactions, and for commercial landlords and tenants in relation to most leasehold matters.

He also acts for clients on residential lease extensions, adverse possession applications and property development.

 

With over a decade of experience in real estate, Michael ensures that his clients, both new and returning, are given top quality and credible advice.

Michael qualified as a solicitor in 2018 and now works in the Real Estate Department. He provides individuals and organisations with personable, down-to-earth and straight-forward advice on real estate matters of varying complexity.

Work highlights

SECURED LENDING

Acted for an offshore lender on a loan of £4,950,000 secured against multiple residential and commercial properties, including a wedding venue


LARGE SCALE PURCHASE

Acted for a high net-worth individual on the purchase of a farm with 17 acres of field and woodland for £2,170,000


REFINANCING

Acted for a property developer on £1,700,000 refinance of a large property portfolio subject to 29 tenancies


Recent articles

Insights

Our commercial tenant wants to be in the property before a lease is agreed – what should we do?

Our advice is clear – use the tenant’s keenness as the reason to agree the lease more quickly, and do not let your tenant into occupation on a handshake and promise to agree the lease next week.

24/04/2024

Media spotlight

DMH Stallard noted as one of the best firms for championing women

legalbusiness.co.uk writes about the number of female professionals ranked in leading legal directory Legal500, with DMH Stallard holding 14 rankings across 20+ departments in the latest edition.

11/03/2024

Resources

Banking and Finance Outlook: 2024-2025

An overview of the forthcoming year in the UK and international finance, by Ahmed Butt, Associate

08/03/2024

Insights

ECCTA: Fundamental changes for companies and considerations for lenders: Practical points to note

Tyne Harman outlines some of the key considerations for lenders and borrowers alike to be aware of.

08/03/2024