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Andrej Petrovski
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Demo / Rebuild House Plans

Andrej Petrovski
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Commerce Township, MI
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Looking to do my first demo / new build onsite. Wondering if most people work with a local architect to design a house plan, or order from the many online home plan retailers? The online route seems to be way more economically friendly. 

Thoughts and input? 

Thanks!

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Travis Lloyd
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Travis Lloyd
  • Property Manager
  • Bridgeport, CT
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Talk to your builder... if you want to keep it economical, and you're using a builder who has been active in the area (hopefully you are), then they will have a few plans and/or architects that they have already been working with. You can take one of their more common "builds" and make a few little changes here and there (move interior doors, non load bearing walls, the simple stuff) so that its not a total cookie cutter. And your builder along with all of his subs will already have the pricing down. Less guess work = less built in oops factor. Good luck!

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