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How to dump your GC when he is the one in the 203K loan
Lets see seasoned investors you take on this.
I'm helping a friend with a house hack in New Jersey, in my many years of design and construction never had a half *** as the GC doing this job; completely mediocre expensive and awful to work with.
we still have the outdoor to do that came with a different permit.
The GC, keeps telling he will charge for what he does, but I know he is waiting to do the outdoor because is a big number, and the last thing in this remodel.
I could do it for half the cost, and double the quality.
My questions are; does the person certifying the job for the bank care if the GC in the papers was the one doing the job? or just that is done properly?
do the town inspector care if the GC was the one who did the job.
its just a deck and some fences.
what would be a way around?
any idea?