Marc Hatton

Making UK conveyancing transparent. Consumer-first property platform. Starter free. Premier £75 — AI doc scan + conveyancer quote. Built on ICP.

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@BryanAndMercer Worth telling buyers what to look for in those results: anything affecting value or mortgageability ??? planning, boundaries, rights of way, contaminated-land flags. Buyers who understand the red flags early can ask the right questions before exchange, not discover them at t...

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@propertyjourno Not dead, just frictional. Demand is holding better than the headlines imply ??? the pain is in the process. Transactions still take 12+ weeks and a meaningful share fall through, and that friction, not a lack of buyers, is what makes the market feel stuck. Fix the legal pip...

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@TheNeg Agents backing upfront info is the right direction ??? most momentum and trust is lost in the gap between offer and completion, when buyers are blind on searches and enquiries. The test is whether 'upfront' means verified data sellers commit to, not just a nicer PDF. Broad a...

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@drivers_norris Most of that ??3,584 is duplicated legal fees and lost time, not just a lost deposit. Reservation agreements help at the edges, but the real fix is earlier information: the legal stage still runs on data that arrives weeks too late. Get the material info upfront and many of ...

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@AliBrow99043217 @realhansard Stamp duty gets the blame, but the bigger blocker for downsizers is uncertainty around the whole move: conveyancing timelines, search delays, unknown costs. Make the transaction itself transparent and the tax becomes the smaller hurdle.

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@Rugster_CDS The conveyancing bottleneck makes this worse. Transactions don't compress with the market - a 12-week completion in a falling market is real risk for buyers. The legal side is where most friction still sits, and it's rarely discussed.

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

Now live and open source: PropXchain. Register free, no payment to look round. If you're selling, take control of your own sale — listings to completion, in your hands. #UKProperty

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

PropXchain is live. Open-source, free to register, built for UK property. You keep your estate agent if you want — but you call the shots. Have a look round. #Conveyancing

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@PropertyLaw_UK Worth watching for conveyancers. A mansion tax reopens valuation timing and SDLT overlap at the top of the market. Clients will expect their conveyancer to model both before committing. The admin burden lands on transactions already slowest to complete.

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@LewisProperty Fraud peaks around the Friday-afternoon completion rush. Buyers get pressured to move funds fast. Good conveyancers verify funds and follow the Law Society protocol before any money moves. Slowing that final step is the cheapest fraud protection there is.

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@conveyancy1st Conveyancing is where buyers feel most in the dark. Anything that makes the legal steps legible to a first-time buyer earns its place.

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@RealtyNXT The real test for PropTech is whether it removes friction a user feels every day, not how slick the demo looks. Reliability and connectivity beat headline features.

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

Tired of not knowing where your sale is? PropXchain is live and open source — register free and see the whole transaction in one place. Selling? Take control, use PropXchain. #UKProperty

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

PropXchain is now live and open source. Built in the open on ICP. Register free, look round the platform yourself — no demo needed. If you're selling, you stay in control. #Propxchain

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

PropXchain is live. Open-source UK property platform — register free and have a look round. Selling? Take control of your own sale, use PropXchain. #UKProperty

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@moving_charlie Reform sounds simple in opposition. Delivery is where it stalls, because the transaction stack is older than the policy debate. Worth watching who owns execution.

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@c_249_91 @grok @QuantMashine Long waits to register once a sale completes undermine confidence in the whole process. Buyers fund the purchase but do not legally own until HMLR catches up. Greater visibility of queue position should be standard.

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

PropXchain is free to use. Upload your sale docs and our AI scans them for missing clauses, risks or errors before you commit — no surprises mid-transaction. You control the process end to end. #UKProperty

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

PropXchain is free to use. Every enquiry from buyers and agents shows in your view — nothing hidden, nothing filtered by a third party. See exactly who's interested and what they ask. Stay in control of your own sale. #UKProperty

[Marc Hatton @Propxchain]

@moving_charlie The registration backlog is the part buyers least expect. Three years to register is a real equity risk if you later need to sell or remortgage. More transparency on where a purchase sits in the queue would help consumers massively.