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Julie Groth
  • Residential Real Estate Investor and Broker
  • New Orleans, LA
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New Home Builders, do you build custom?

Julie Groth
  • Residential Real Estate Investor and Broker
  • New Orleans, LA
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I'm writing a series of articles (I'm a former remodeling contractor (20 yrs) who didn't build new). Wondering if you could help me out? 

How do you feel about change orders? Why?

Do you have a fair amount of them? 

So, I'm not talking about increase/decrease in prices from the Allowance Schedule. I mean change orders, like more kitchen cabinets than were drawn on the plans. After the walls are in. Or different back window sizes after framing. Owners decided on an outdoor kitchen, not on plans. That sort of thing that requires real changes.

Much appreciated!

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