128 Construction Rules: Paying Attention to Details
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Martin Rapley's first experience in property was as a quantity surveyor, looking after projects' finances. Then he transitioned to project manager and started his own construction business. Dealing with property investors, Martin realised they could use support from someone with his skills and knowledge, so he revamped his construction business into a construction consultant for property investors. As the co-founder of Refurbishment Mastery, Martin managed and oversaw over 1000 property refurbishments and renovations and expanded his portfolio considerably. Since 2016, Martin has used his over 30 years of experience to help property investors manage their refurbishments and conversions.
In this episode, Martin reveals some of the tricks of refurbishment that escape the untrained eye, teaches the secrets of dealing with builders, how to get around CDM and CIS regulations, how to set a budget for refurbishment and much more.
What Is Covered:
-What is the first step to becoming a property investor
-What is refurbishment really about
-How to create a smooth relationship with builders
-Why we must treat CDM regulations like an insurance policy
-Martin explains how to set a budget for refurbishment
Over time, Marin has learned to master the multiple aspects of refurbishment. Today, he shows us the intricacies of this vibrant, exciting, and prosperous property niche and how to get around them, maximising our opportunities and growing our portfolios.
Resources:
-Visit Martin Rapley’s website
-Join Martin's Refurbishment Mastery Facebook Group
-Check out his YouTube channel
-Download my Property Business Checklist - The key building blocks for a sound and successful business
-Book a 30-minute discovery call with me - the first step to finding the right way to help you succeed in property
-Check out my Website
-Let's connect! Send me a VoiceMail
-Connect with me on LinkedIn
-Find me on Instagram
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