If you’ve ever renoed, or built a home from the ground up, you know that one of the biggest variables is getting permits and approvals. 

Though the government bureaucracy can take the personal feel out of the process, at the end of the day, you’re still dealing with people. And in most cases, it’s people who want what’s best for the community they’re working in. 

Adam Gilbert understands this better than most. By making sure that his projects are not only an aesthetically pleasing addition to the community, but also built with the community in mind. This helps with the neighbours, as well as the approval process. Because the people in the community were top of mind right from the beginning of the project, there’s less, or no resistance. 

Understanding the people the factor is paramount when approaching any project that needs council, and more importantly, public approval.

Today on the “Investment Property Income” podcast, Adam is sharing his secrets for value-add strategies, and how he ensures that the projects get the approvals needed. His was of thinking just makes so much sense. 

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