TenetLime adds Broker Conveyancing to panel
Broker Conveyancing has been added to the conveyancing panel of mortgage and protection specialists TenetLime.

Its proposition includes payment of referral fees on exchange for all advisers, an all-inclusive fee structure, ‘no completion – no fee’ arrangement, and ‘fall through protection’ on searches for purchase cases.
Member will also gain access to Broker Conveyancing's panel of law firms including O’Neill Patient and Shoosmiths.
Harpal Singh, Managing Director of Broker Conveyancing, commented: “We are delighted to be working with Tenet. Their members will now be able to enjoy our unbeatable pricing and the first-class service provided by our panel of solicitors and conveyancers. Our referral fee toggle and payment on exchange process will mean members can maximise earnings with accelerated commission payments.”
Gemma Harle, Managing Director of TenetLime, added: “Having done our research, we found Broker Conveyancing’s proposition stood out in the marketplace. They have an extremely competitive pricing structure, a very strong panel of law firms and a simple, user-friendly platform. Members will be able to access quotes from, and submit cases to, more than a dozen well-known national law firms on a single comparison site.”
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