LMS partners with ProConveyancing

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LMS has announced its partnership with ProConveyancing, a residential conveyancing firm, to launch a new guarantee that all remortgages directed to ProConveyancing through LMS SELECT will be completed within 10 days of all documents being returned.

Since 2020, ProConveyancing has been working with estate agents, brokers, lenders, auction houses and other property professionals and organisations to provide their clients with conveyancing.

Both LMS and ProConveyancing have a common goal of enabling brokers to deliver reliable and transparent customer service when it comes to remortgaging.

Travis Scholes, commercial director at LMS, said: “ProConveyancing has been a hand-picked partner of SELECT for many years, and we know our vision aligns with theirs when it comes to driving customer centricity in the remortgage market. We know our technology and their legal expertise really delivers results for lenders, brokers and their customers and partnering with them to offer this incentive is a testament to that.

Amidst the cost-of-living crisis and capacity issues putting pressure on them, brokers and lenders are trying to navigate new and efficient ways in which they can support their clients to find the best options for them, and we’re confident this partnership will provide that.”

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