'Follow the Flake' at tomorrow's expo
Conveyancing Alliance Ltd urging all brokers and intermediaries who attend Mortgage Business Expo Manchester tomorrow to ‘Follow the Flake’ to its stand to receive a free 99 ice-cr
The Conveyancing Alliance team will be joined on Stand 13 by an ice-cream man who will be offering every attendee a free ice-cream. Whilst at the stand, brokers can talk to Conveyancing Alliance about the range of products and services it offers including its recently launched purchase conveyancing product, ‘Convey 99’.
Convey99 is offered at a pre-referral fee price of £99 plus VAT and disbursements for all properties purchased up to £500k. Based on its research, Conveyancing Alliance believes that Convey99 is up to £300 cheaper than any of its competitors.
Advisers are able to benefit from Convey99 by taking a referral fee of up to £200. Conveyancing Alliance believes a £299 price provides a strong deal for the client and a healthy commission for the adviser.
Mortgage Business Expo returns to Manchester tomorrow (20th May 2011) at the Old Trafford Football Ground. It offers North-West based brokers and intermediaries the opportunity to meet and network with a range of lender, provider and service businesses including Conveyancing Alliance.
Harpal Singh, Managing Director of Conveyancing Alliance Ltd, commented:
“It’s particularly pleasing to see Mortgage Business Expo returning to Manchester for the first time in a few years. It shows the ongoing and improved strength of the mortgage and housing market and it is proof that there are lenders active and committed to the intermediary sector.
"Conveyancing Alliance will be there in force at Stand 13 and in order to help attendees lick the competition we will be offering all those who stop by our stand a free ice-cream, courtesy of our special ice-cream man.
"You shouldn’t be able to miss us and we look forward to dishing out the ice-cream and details of the range of broker-focused conveyancing products we have on offer. Mine’s a 99, what will yours be?”
Convey99 is offered at a pre-referral fee price of £99 plus VAT and disbursements for all properties purchased up to £500k. Based on its research, Conveyancing Alliance believes that Convey99 is up to £300 cheaper than any of its competitors.
Advisers are able to benefit from Convey99 by taking a referral fee of up to £200. Conveyancing Alliance believes a £299 price provides a strong deal for the client and a healthy commission for the adviser.
Mortgage Business Expo returns to Manchester tomorrow (20th May 2011) at the Old Trafford Football Ground. It offers North-West based brokers and intermediaries the opportunity to meet and network with a range of lender, provider and service businesses including Conveyancing Alliance.
Harpal Singh, Managing Director of Conveyancing Alliance Ltd, commented:
“It’s particularly pleasing to see Mortgage Business Expo returning to Manchester for the first time in a few years. It shows the ongoing and improved strength of the mortgage and housing market and it is proof that there are lenders active and committed to the intermediary sector.
"Conveyancing Alliance will be there in force at Stand 13 and in order to help attendees lick the competition we will be offering all those who stop by our stand a free ice-cream, courtesy of our special ice-cream man.
"You shouldn’t be able to miss us and we look forward to dishing out the ice-cream and details of the range of broker-focused conveyancing products we have on offer. Mine’s a 99, what will yours be?”
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