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Contractor for low cost per sqaure
hey guys,
I work at bank and I had a client come in. He had roughly 100k in his checking and I asked what he did. He was a contractor and we started talking more. He said he built a 40 unit complex for 65-70 per square after everything. Amazed, I asked if that cost was standard for his builds and he said yes. so I can build houses, townhomes complexes etc for 70 a square(if this is true)
Does this sound fishy? hes been doing it for 23 years, but I want to make sure I have something to bring to my investor before I start prominsing 70 a square prices....
Thanks!