I don't see myself as an author, really.
Despite having dabbled in writing few things, some of which published, I identify as an Architect.

Not one of those artsy daydreamers that make breath-taking drawings, but a hands-on technician grown up in my grandfather's mechanics workshop and moved on into being a technical and project manager.

I am a problem-solver.

And there is a problem you have that I want to solve, because it afflicts most of my clients too.

They are mostly home buyers - sometimes complete novices - with their eyes set on a nice house in a perfect location. Perhaps they've been waiting for months to find the right opportunity on the market and when it finally appeared they know it's important to act fast and book a viewing ASAP.

And if you are reading this you can probably relate.

What they usually underestimate is how far from straightforward the process of buying a house can be.

Getting the keys is only the tip of the iceberg because said house will often be in poor conditions, poorly insulated and poorly fit for a modern lifestyle, both in terms of technology and practicality.
Think about cute victorian terrace houses with a loo in the garden, to give a clear example.

As soon as they realise the house is not quite a good fit for them, they look for professional help to address this and transform their new property into their dream home.

Over the last 5 years, since setting up my own practice, I have spoken with a whopping 2,304 people (at the time of writing this, I've just checked my tracking).

And a good 60-70% of them have been exactly in your same shoes (let's approx them at 1500, don't make me count them all now).

What I have learnt listening to their stories is that buying a house is a draining experience.

When it was my turn to embark on the same path I started taking notes and identifying key subjects and questions that each and every homebuyer should have an answer to.

But the answer was not right there in the sunlight!
If each blog article, magazine, advertisment, 1-to-1 consultation can be biased because they're all out there for profit, can you really find an un-biased answer to your problem??

We live in a time where access to information can be easy, fast, overwhelming. And too often unreliable.

If you are now thinking I'm biased too and this is some sales pitch, it is not but I like you. Please read on.

As mentionened, in 2019 I founded an architecture practice and since then I've been working on a number of exciting and less exciting projects. I've built a network, made partnerships, tested different strategies, managed to keep a small, independent business running and growing despite everything that happened over these 5 golden years (pinch of sarcasm).

My business has nothing to do with buying properties, but my clients do.

This is why I have pooled with a number of carefully hand-picked experts that have the best knowledge to help homebuyers: finance, tax, real estate, even psychology.

Wearing the homebuyer's hat I am interviewing them to find an answer to the most daunting questions you may have in mind. You probably googled them already without getting to the bottom of it.

These experts have been chosen based on specific criteria: they are successful independent professionals, have at least 10+ years of experience in their field, their knowledge is applicable throughout England and is actually reliable, and their values align with mine (selfish perhaps, but you'll understand why in the book).

So I am not selling you anything, neither here nor in the book.
Professionally it is in my best interest that the all the considerations are un-biased, similarly to how I operate when working on a project, for the best interest of the built environment.

The reasons why I am doing all this are:

• Make homebuyers aware of the obstacles down the road and give them the possibility to take more informed decisions, save money and time;
• Show my thoughtful approach to different problems, because you may need me later on, and it would be great if we were already on the same page.
• Make sure the next 1500 conversations I will have with homebuyers are streamlined and they have more resources to enjoy their home improvement project when the time is right.

So yes, I am doing all of this for my own interest, to make my life easier.
But you can pre-order your copy now and receive it for FREE as soon as it's ready.

You literally have nothing to lose in registering your interest now, I won't even contact you before the guide is ready.

If your challenge is finding reliable information to buy a house without loosing your mind and spending hours in understanding all the steps, all the options, all the constraints, all the variables... This guide has got you covered.

Find all the information you need and things you may have not even considered yet in my ebook, I personally guarantee you won't be disappointed.

And if you have questions I did not answer in this book, please do get in touch.
I'll be glad to hear your thoughts and comments.