Recognising the stresses that property professionals are often faced with, Big Property Data has partnered with the sector’s leading online publication to get their message across loud and clear.
Striving to deliver a service which is both streamlined and highly responsive, Big Property Data provides Conveyancers with comprehensive timelines and neatly packaged searches all at the click of a mouse – and for property professionals, saving time is important.
It’ll come as no surprise that communication and transparency are key when dealing with clients in all areas. However, when in the midst of a conveyancing transaction, it becomes even more of a priority, especially with demanding clients who are emotionally attached to their purchase and sale.
The innovative platform which hosts over 150 industry-leading environmental, geological, flooding and energy datasets, provides detailed results within every report. This is then delivered completely autonomously and can be securely accessed 24 hours a day. Without the need for any manual amalgamation, this competitively priced service is set to shake up the marketplace with its streamlined search delivery.
Lorenzo Tejada-Orrell, Director said “Today’s Conveyancer provide an exceptional level of knowledge in the conveyancing market and share the same ambition and drive for change as we do. Both the Big Property Data team and I are very excited to be working with Karen and all the team at Today’s Conveyancer.”
Karen Babington, Managing Director of Solve Legal Marketing who publish Today’s Conveyancer commented: “We would like to extend a warm welcome to Big Property Data, who have become the latest company to partner with us. Their specialism in automated data and their forward-thinking approach to the conveyancing market sits brilliantly with our mission to deliver fresh and informative content to our readers and subscribers.”
This article was submitted to be published by Big Property Data as part of their advertising agreement with Today’s Conveyancer. The views expressed in this article are those of the submitter and not those of Today’s Conveyancer.
