1st Ever UK Home Moving Webinar: Last Chance To Register!

1st Ever UK Home Moving Webinar: Last Chance To Register!

Tonight at 7.30pm A Surveyor, Mortgage Adviser, Estate Planning, Letting Agent, and Sales Expert Educate UK Homeowners...

Moving home in England can often feel like a daunting task. In fact, 57% of Brits consider it the most stressful life event.

Tonight's event is the first ever in England and we welcome you to join us.


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We’ve gathered six industry experts to demystify the home moving process and provide invaluable advice to ensure your move is smooth and hassle-free.

Meet Our Experts



Ian Macbeth | Host & Property Expert | Avocado Property
Andy Brown | Property Lettings Expert | The Investors Corner
Jamie Shepherd | Estate Planning Consultant | Soteria Planning


Oliver Gristwood | Chartered Building Surveyor | Survey Network
Tom Ashton | Mortgage Adviser | Mortgage Tribe

This webinar is essential for anyone planning to move within the next nine months. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to gain expert insights and make your home-moving experience positive and efficient.

Event Details

Date: 24th July 2024

Time: 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM


Register for the event here!


We look forward to seeing you there.


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