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1. Preplanning in a Local Context

1.1. The Importance of Planning Your Property Project

1.1.1. Develop your ideas

1.1.2. First steps

1.2. Initial Consultation

1.2.1. Why consult, and when?

1.2.2. Who to consult with

1.2.3. How to get the level of consultation right

1.3. Basic Mistakes to Avoid

1.4. Getting Help

1.4.1. Looking for help

1.4.2. What skills will your team need?

1.4.3. Where to find skills

1.4.4. Using a skills matrix

1.4.5. Get professional help

1.5.1. Write a business plan

1.5.2. Build a project plan

1.7. Case Study

1.7.1. Scenario

1.7.2. What went wrong?

1.8. Questionnaire

1.8. Questionnaire

1.10. Things to Remember

1.11. Resources and Links

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1.8. Questionnaire

1. Preplanning in a Local Context
1.8. Questionnaire
1.8. Questionnaire

Preplanning in a Local Context

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