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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
When to do architectural plans?
When you are working on a flip that requires architectural plans do you wait until after closing?
I did this and felt like it wasted a month...
Had the idea to start the plans right after out of attorney review to get a head start.
Thoughts? Experience with this?
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I think it depends how confident you are the property will close and how much the architect/drafter is charging and what your holding costs are. If 1 month of holding costs are $5000 it might be worth giving the architect $2000 to at least get started so you can hit the ground running after close.