How to get 41% more rent with a new build property

Let’s meet our Guest

With over 30 years’ experience and having worked with eight major land and new homes companies, we are delighted to have Andy Mead from Mead New Homes on our podcast to share his wisdom about the new home market.

The Podcast

Listen in to find out when the best time to strike a great deal with a developer is and why the new home market is booming! We also discuss a number of recently publicised topics such as:

Cost of living & how this will affect the market
Recent market trends & the adoption of home working
Boilers vs Heat pumps
New Homes vs Old Homes & the benefits
Rural vs Town Centre
Plus much, much more...

If you have any questions or would like to discuss any of the topics within the podcast then please reach out via our socials @TheLandlordPage

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