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Updated over 9 years ago, 06/16/2015

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Jody James
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  • Freeport, ME
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First timer diving into a High End Condominium Development, any advice?

Jody James
  • Professional
  • Freeport, ME
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I am diving into a High End Waterfront Condominium Development Project. So far I've been approved by the City for a little over 6000 Sq Ft, so the plan is to build four 1500 Sq Ft Condo's, 3 Bed, 2 Bath, High End across the board. I've never been involved in a project of this scope before, any advice for coming up with a rough ARV on a project of this magnitude? Or is that a question only my Builder and Architect can answer?

To be honest, I've just got the ball rolling on this project.  Any advice for someone who is a relative newbie to a project of this scope? Steps to take? Pitfalls to avoid?

Thanks,

Jody

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