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Reading Property Meet

Join Reading's largest property event for an evening of property networking featuring a new expert speaker each month. Network, mingle, learn and be inspired.

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The Reading Property Meet is a friendly, independent property networking event which has grown from a handful of attendees to over 40 per month!

We meet on the last Thursday of every month at the Thames Lido. The atmosphere in the room is infectious! We have guest speakers and lots of opportunity and time to network. You will get to meet fellow property professionals, with all levels of experience, who are only too happy to give you the benefit of their experiences – both good and bad!

The evening is hosted by Adam Vickers and Karen Stanbridge. They love networking and talking about property with both new and seasoned property people alike. Each month there will be guest speakers from the world of property and the professionals who work alongside them to offer people a chance to learn from their experiences.

For your chance to meet them, simply book your ticket for the next event by pressing the link above.

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About This Month's Speaker!

This month's speakers is Adam Lawrence

Adam’s corporate career was in Wealth Management for boutique investment firms in Switzerland, and also included a role as a cross-business consultant for one of the UK’s top 10 lenders.

He was also the Dean’s Scholar at Warwick Business School in the MBA class of 2013.

Adam’s property career started in earnest in 2011 and since then he has been involved in over 650 UK properties, from flats purchased for £23k to portfolios of 91 properties at a time, and everything in between. The goal has been to buy at good value, add value, and then refinance and hold on - there has been some development, and sale, along the way but 90%+ has been to retain.

Adam has shares in a number of trading business interests focused around property support services and is privileged to work with people who he considers to be amongst the top lettings agents in the country.

Within his group built around a joint-venture model, the balance sheet is over £50m in assets, with a loan-to-value under 60%. The central tenets are risk management and sustainable growth in a sector which is crying out for reform, efficiency, and ethical business