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I agree with the comments from charlie 1 whole heartedly.But i think that if you have a bit of diy knowledge ie how to ply floors and put gyproc on walls then you will get more jobs as you are more confident in how to deal with substrates etc.The biggest attribute you must have if you are going to be successful is a willingness to learn and being able to sell yourself and your business to the potential client.
 

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