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My wife and I are 2 thirds of a trio living in a dilapidated cottage
with a large garden. We're all around retirement age and have decided we want to sell up and get minimal apartments designed for post retirees. Our children and grandchildren are living in Canada, so we'd also like to have the wherewithal to continue visiting them for as long as we're able. Short of doing any demolishing and rebuilding of the property myself, I'd like to maximise the financial benefits of this project by taking such things as planning permission applications as far as I can before any heavy lifting starts. Though it will be necessary to engage some professional help in achieving this. I'd like to avoid the mistake of employing more experts than are necessary to this end. Can the good people of the newsgroup please suggest the type of professional expert I should approach to most effectively cover our needs in this endeavour? I realise that there may be more appropriate newsgroups than this for my question but uk.d-i-y has been pretty central to my past interests and I have a lot of respect for the general expertise of it's members. So, TIA. -- Mike --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus |
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