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Fig, proscuitto and gorgonzola pizza. What am I doing? In all its golden glory yesterday, and now pizza today. This blog really is turning into a celebration of all things carbohydrate.
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AS SEEN IN THE OBSERVER. Why selling property in winter and buying in spring makes sense. Thursday, 02 August 2012. Winter may be coming to a close shortly but some agents think it was the wisest time to sell in preparation of buying in spring. Against popular opinion, selling property in winter might not be such a bad idea, especially on delayed settlement terms. The sentiment is echoed by veterans in the industry, like Tim Fletcher from Fletchers. Paul Keane from Jellis Craig s.
9 Things That Make a Good Client. Most of my clients have been a joy to work with. 1 Has a budget for the project. 2 Agrees to pay your fees without trying to negotiate a lower rate.