How to find the right people with the right skills to make your self-build project a success

What will make or break your self build property project will be the quality of people you find to get the jobs done. So it's worth spending some time getting this right at every stage of the process. Here's how....

Published: 9th Jun 2007
Tags: Self Build , UK Property , Property Basics

Self-build - foundation slabs and groundwork
A foundation slab connects your home to firm ground so that it doesn't sink. There are three kinds of foundation that you need to consider - choosing the correct one is vital.
Published: 13th Sep 2005
Tags: Self Build

Why you need a business plan and how to put one together
If you are a career property developer, a business plan is essential in helping you set out and achieve your objectives. Here are some useful guidelines.
Published: 2nd Sep 2005
Tags: Property Development, Property Portfolio, Property Investment, Buy To Let

Three methods estate agents use to sell property
Estate agents employ three methods to sell a property...
Published: 2nd Sep 2005
Tags: Self Build, Property Development, Property Portfolio, Property Investment

Sourcing building materials
Published: 2nd Sep 2005
Tags: Self Build

What can you expect from a builder - a good one that is
Quality builders will always adhere to the Builders Guild's Code of Conduct. Here are some key points to note...
Published: 2nd Sep 2005
Tags: Self Build, UK Property, Property Development, Renovation

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	Self-Build Secrets Self Build - for maximum profit and to achieve the property of your dreams!
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Self-Build Secrets Spreadsheet Software Project returns, costs and materials calculators - manage your self build with our spreadsheet software.

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