Mortgage adviser deal will help streamline property transactions – claim

Mortgage adviser deal will help streamline property transactions – claim


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Optimus has renewed its long-term partnership with fee-free mortgage adviser London & Country (L&C).

Optimus claims that the new contract “will further build on efficiency, extending services to onboarding clients and welcome packs, search orders, and pipeline management.”

It adds that with the recent volatility in the property market increasing brokers’ workloads, L&C and Optimus’ partnership “will help to streamline the transaction process and ensures that property information and stakeholder involvement is accessed much sooner, cutting back on waiting times and stress.”

Lee Riche – commercial director at Optimus – says: “Continuing our long-term partnership with the L&C team draws the industry closer to a transaction model that is not only more efficient for the property professionals involved, but also for the end consumer. We are very excited to begin the next phase of our partnership with even more innovative services to help streamline property transactions.”

And Adam Connolly, chief commercial and strategy officer at L&C, adds: “Our partnership with Optimus has worked extremely well for our customers, so we’re delighted to continue to build on our relationship.  Our shared aim has always been to provide customers with as efficient and friction-free process as possible.”

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