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Business Focus Sweet Taste of Honeydell
When starting a business, you have the usual hurdles; finding clients, sorting the books, advertising... But starting a business during a pandemic, and actually doing well, isn’t something everyone can say they have done. And those who manage it, definitely deserve a round of applause!
Lorena Wright and Tracey Cardy founded Honeydell Properties in April 2020, at the height of lockdown, but a global pandemic didn’t stop them fulfilling their dreams and starting their own business based on what they know and love.
Honeydell Properties is a local, independent, online Estate Agent, based in Maidstone, Kent, covering both Sales, Lettings and Property Management. Tracey is ARLA qualified and a member of Propertymark and has over 25 years’
experience in the industry. Lorena also has valuable experience in the industry together with a background in financial services. They both have extensive knowledge of the local area and are passionate about their business. They believe transparency and honesty are key to forming solid and trustworthy relationships with their clients and this is the foundation of their business and one they are proud of. Honeydell Properties are based solely online, but you still get that ‘traditional estate agent’ experience, just virtually!
By being online they are able to offer competitive rates to their clients with no tie-ins or awkward contracts. Just a personal, friendly, and professional service tailored to meet your needs.
As well as finding you your perfect home to buy or sell, they also offer a Lettings
Call 01622 934222
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Service. From tenant find only to full property management, so there is something to suit everyone.
But don’t just read about it, get in touch with them today. You can find out more by visiting their website
www.honeydellproperties.co.uk, following them on social media or calling them on 01622 934222.
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