Using EDC to Build Fast

Stacking deals and the finance strategy that makes it sustainable

Doing one EDC deal well takes care. Doing ten or twenty without exposing yourself to ruin takes systems, judgement and discipline, because every deal you exchange is a future obligation that arrives whether or not you are ready. This book shows you how to scale safely. It turns the deal sequence into a checklist, treats the dates as the business and standardises before repeating. You will see why the solicitor is not optional and who else belongs on the team, including the broker, the accountant and management support. The funding chapter explains why a pipeline of exchanged deals hides a form of borrowing, with a worked example, why you should stagger deals rather than stack them blindly, and where growth capital and completion finance come from. Further chapters cover a deal and date tracker, how EDC risk changes character at scale and where a mentor helps. It ends with a twelve-month plan that proves an exit. This is the final book in the Exchange With Delayed Completion series.

What’s inside

• The systems that let you repeat EDC 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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