SortRefer bolsters conveyancing proposition north of the border

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SortRefer is expanding its proposition in Scotland with the appointment of law firms, Gilson Gray and McVey & Murricane to its panel.

In addition, the online conveyancing portal has also announced a fixed price remortgage product for the Scottish market at £499 with McVey & Murricane.

Jessica Szczelkun, SortRefer’s group sales & relationship director, said: “Our Scottish business has been growing and to support our introducers we have expanded our representation north of the border. This is a great market place for us and we aim to replicate the successes we have achieved in England and Wales.

“We are delighted to welcome Gilson Gray and McVey & Murricane to our panel, both of whom have long established reputations for the quality of their work and add further choice for SortRefer’s introducers and their clients.

“Our new Scottish £499 fixed price remortgage provides introducers with a compelling alternative to free legals packages. With the bulk of lenders offering cashbacks of £500 or more, this truly is the alternative choice to a free legal. The benefits being that clients’ interests are better protected and our introducers have greater control over the whole transaction using our integrated platform.”

Shirley Askew, director of conveyancing at McVey & Murricane, added: “We’re delighted to be on board with SortRefer as their conveyancing supplier for their Scottish fixed price remortgage product.

“We’re confident it’ll do really well as it gives peace of mind for the client and control of the transaction for the adviser.”

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