Adam Walker
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Protect the housing market, protect the economy
The property industry is at a critical moment in the pandemic, says Adam Walker – the wrong government policy could spell disaster.
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Time to leave buy-to-let?
Over-zealous compliance regulation seems to be wringing the life out of the golden goose of the PRS – the buy-to-let landlord, says Adam Walker.
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My housing market prediction – always look on the bright side…
Covid, Brexit, a £2trillion national debt… the outlook for 2021 isn’t good, but Adam Walker sees some positives through the gloom.
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How to plan ahead in a period of deep uncertainty
We’re all wondering ‘whether’ – whether Covid will stay or go next year but either way, says Adam Walker, you need to start forecasting to keep control of your business.
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Getting through a crisis, not of your making
This will be my last article about surviving COVID-19 and I have saved the most important topic for last. That topic is the importance of strong leadership, says Adam Walker.
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Safe haven – take shelter in lettings
Richard Reed discovers that for many, lettings has turned out to be a port in a perfect storm. So why not acquire a lettings business?
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Surviving the virus – recognising lifestyle changes – Part 5
The pandemic has forced a revolution in working practices which you should consider adopting permanently, says Adam Walker.
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Surviving the virus Part 4 – how technology can save money
Adam Walker moves his focus from maintaining your income to how to make savings in your running costs – using proptech.
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Surviving the virus – Part 3
You’ve kept your business together through lockdown and now you’re dealing with the backlog. But what about your pipeline? Adam Walker offers some guidance.
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Surviving the virus – Part 2
In the second of a series on surviving the COVID-19 crisis, Adam Walker outlines your next step – “and now for the difficult bit…”
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