Conveyancing webcast launched

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A new webcast featuring detailed information on the remortgaging process has been launched to the lender and adviser communities.

The high-definition webcast has been produced by solicitors Gordons Property Lawyers, with the aim to provide an easier way for mortgage brokers to access information on conveyancing and find out about the services the privately-owned solicitor’s firm offer.

Bob Bhalla, managing partner of Gordons Property Lawyers, said: “Instead of having to read through a brochure

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