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Acting like a panel, When You Move connects the industry, so that estate agents, brokers and conveyancers profit from working better, together.
60 Gray's Inn Road , WC1X 8AQ, London, United Kingdom
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Excellent joined-up service. We work on When You Move's panel of lawyers and their state of the art technology allows us to keep our clients, estate agents and mortgage brokers updated, all at the click of a button. Highly recommend.
It's great to have a system that allows all parties to communicate (ie me the Mortgage Broker, the client and the Solicitor). It could be a little smoother but I guess that will come in time.
Great service from our BDM Luke and I felt that I was kept up to date through the process.
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