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Sam S.
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Building New Construction - Need help with GCs

Sam S.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • East Brunswick, NJ
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recently moved to NJ and my 1st post, but i will put my heart out :).

i have some experience being landlord, but now i am looking to build, my new home. nothing fancy and dont worry, not asking for price/sq. ft questions.

i am in very early stage, considering land and looking for GCs, thinking of being the GC myself etc.

Anyone with experience in NJ ? (in morex , essex and/or somerset counties ?)

Any specific books that would be a good read ?

Any builders or builder recommendations ?

Thanks,
Sam

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J Scott
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J Scott
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Originally posted by Sam Sam:

So far i am leaning towards being the GC myself (with no experience). However, not sure if that would create any financing issues.

If you're going to be looking for a construction loan, the lender will almost certainly require you to work with a licensed GC. If you don't have much/any construction experience, I think it's a good idea anyway.

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