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Convey Choice, part of the CLS group is a leading provider of property data, technology, environmental reports, and insurance products across the UK and European markets. We provide our partners with: 1. Access to market-leading firms across the housing sector; 2. A growing panel of approved solicitors and licensed conveyancing firms across the UK 3. Access to estate agents, mortgage advisors, and intermediaries, many of whom are long term partners. 4. Collaborations with some of the most reputable new build construction companies
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As a newly qualified broker I was looking for a reputable company where I could refer my clients and have the confidence they'll be looked after.
Convey Choice has not let me down and it's quick and easy for me to login and send a quote within 5 minutes.
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