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X-Press Legal Services’ o erin presents a sound investment in the prope y sector with an always in demand business
Why X-Press Legal Services? An Englishman’s home has long been regarded as his castle and property considered a sound investment whatever the economic landscape – both of which have ensured the success of the X-Press Legal Services franchise. Regardless of house price headlines, any kind of property transaction – including remortgages, developments and repossessions – will, by necessity, call on the skills and services of X-Press Legal franchisees. The hugely successful
company, which specialises in conveyancing searches, has seen its franchisees enjoy an exciting and busy year supporting their solicitor clients through changes in industry, regulatory, economic and government policy. For those looking for a franchise with its fi nger on the pulse of the UK property market, you can’t get much closer than X-Press Legal Services. The company is trusted by hundreds of conveyancing solicitors across England and Wales to perform an essential role in the property buying and selling process. They provide property
“X-Press Legal has just invested over half a million in new products to meet changing industry demands – and to stay ahead of the competition”
searches and reports such as planning, fl ood ris, mining and environmental issues.
Pioneering innovation Constantly innovating new products for the conveyancing market, X-Press Legal Services franchisees become invaluable property partners to their clients. The company’s latest products
have been created and developed with input from franchisees and their conveyancing clients, ensuring it remains at the cutting-edge of the sector. Indeed, it has invested over £500,000 this year in developing new products to meet changing demands of the industry and ensure its franchisees stay ahead of the competition.
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