UFI Property Process: Streamlining conveyancing with Ochresoft
The Upfront Information (UFI) Property Process conveyancing enhancement rethinks the property transaction process. It can change the face of transactions for estate agents, lawyers, and, most importantly, the property-buying public.
When sellers’ lawyers are involved right at the beginning of a property sale, they have time to draft the contract pack and move the transaction ahead of the game when the house goes on the market.
By gathering information and data about a property early in the sale process, lawyers and estate agents reduce the time spent reviewing and addressing information between the point of the sale agreed, and the exchange of contracts. This can speed up transactions by ensuring comprehensive information gets moving from the moment a client accepts an offer on their property, resulting in faster completions and happier clients.
In adding it to the Ochresoft Sale workflow, property transactions will be easier and less stressful for property sellers and buyers. In cases where our UFI Property Process has been used, they completed 29% faster than the average of all our sale cases from the past 4 years.
Our managing director, Rob Gurney, provides a glimpse of the future of house sales in our on-demand webinar – click the circular button on the right to watch it.
Stay ahead
Fewer enquiries
Less chasing
Faster completion
How UFI Property Process conveyancing enhancement transforms property transactions
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