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Ed Mead

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FRICS 40+ yrs in property. Viewber co founder, columnist, writer, speaker, NED, consult @ ed-mead.com, Hep C Trustee, TPO Forum, motorbikes, husband/dad
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Another day, another PM, another Budget

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By Ed Mead
| Property Industry Eye Verified
Pre 2017, Budget’s almost always took place in March/April. This was a period of the year when, if you were thinking about your biggest asset, your house, you could then, post Budget, get it on the market and hit the best season. The ‘Autumn Statement’ was just that.
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The 'antiquated’ home-buying process is indeed too complex, costly and slow

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By Ed Mead
| Property Industry Eye Verified
Ed Mead It’s got to be good news that the consumer press is beginning to jump on the buying/selling bandwagon. Ultimately the only way something changes is if consumers demand it – and, sadly, almost all consumers are ignorant of what remains an esoteric process.
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Growing opportunities for estate agents in burgeoning BTR/SFH sector

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By Ed Mead
| Property Industry Eye Verified
Ed Mead When estate agents are looking for every possible source on income, one of the most frustrating areas to get into is new build and Build To Rent (BTR). We’re constantly hearing about how more housing is needed, but unless you have a land buying side to your business the received wisdom is you’re unlikely to get into development unless.
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