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Alexandre Tchogorian
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Kent, WA
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The true cost of Single Family Construction in South Florida?

Alexandre Tchogorian
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Kent, WA
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Hey All,

First off, happy holidays to everyone! 

I am going into my first new construction project. Plans are under review and I've hit the fork in the road where its time to pick a contractor and pick a bank to lend on the construction. 

I've had quotes as low as $180/ft and upwards of $250/ft with every contractor promising the WORLD. 

What are some things to look out for when hiring a builder? 

Should I hire a real estate lawyer to provide legal oversight?

I've heard of bad deals where the contractor promises x price and in the end charges y price. 

Hope some of you can chime in to provide some useful info that myself and the rest of the Bigger Pockets Community put to good use! 

Happy Holidays, 

Alex 



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