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Updated about 1 year ago, 11/26/2023

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Closing on 9 unit property

Kyle Alexander
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Hello everyone! 

I am a young investor very close to closing on a 9-unit commercial property about 45 minutes outside of Boise (my first commercial property).

This is an off-market deal with 8 of the units unfinished. 

All materials (flooring, trim, fridges, counters, toilets, etc.) have already been purchased.

I will need to hire contractors to finish the 8 units and do some siding work as well (new roof put in 1 year prior)

I wanted some advice on the contractor portion of the deal. 

I had a guy out the other day who will charge a 15% construction management fee to oversee the full completion of all 8 units.

My question; Is it worth it to have a construction manager at this rate? 

Any advice related to due diligence, rehab, or anything else would be MUCH APPRECIATED

God Bless,

-Kyle James Alexander 



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