Delivering a Scheme

Contractors, programme, cashflow and your exit

Most development schemes that disappoint fail in delivery rather than at appraisal, through a poorly chosen contractor, a programme that outruns the finance, a cost stack that swells unnoticed or an exit that was assumed rather than planned. This final book is about the stage where the money leaves your account. It shows you the systems that replace heroics with a repeatable process, and the team through which you build a scheme. The funding chapter explains how development finance differs from buy-to-let and bridging, how it drives your cashflow, and where over-ambition becomes danger. Further chapters cover the right tools for the size of what you are building, catching problems while they are still cheap to fix, and managing the concentrated risk of a single scheme. It ends with an honest chapter on where self-teaching stops working and a twelve-month plan. This is the final book in the Ground-Up Development series.

What’s inside

• The systems that let you repeat this reliably
• Building the team around you
• Funding growth without over-leveraging
• Software and automation that pays for itself
• Managing risk as you get bigger
• Where self-teaching stops working, honestly
• Your twelve-month scale plan

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