About the role
The Opportunity:Our client, a well-established specialist property law firm with a strong presence across Surrey and London, is opening a brand-new office in Tunbridge Wells. This Sales Advisor role is a chance to help build that office from the ground up, an exciting new chapter for someone from an estate agency background who wants to bring their sales skills into the legal property sector. No legal qualification needed.The Role:You'll be the first point of contact for clients looking to instruct the firm, converting enquiries into instructions and keeping the pipeline moving:
- Handling inbound enquiries and converting them into new instructions
- Quoting clients and explaining the conveyancing process, timescales and costs
- Building referral relationships with local estate agents and introducers
- Following up leads to maximise conversion
- Keeping accurate CRM records
- Liaising with the conveyancing team for a smooth handover
- Representing the firm as the face of the new Tunbridge Wells office
- Experience in estate agency, sales, or a client-facing property role
- Strong relationship-building skills and confidence discussing figures and process
- Organised, self-motivated, and comfortable helping set up a new office
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