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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
GC vs. DIY
Hello all,
Am not sure that I am in the right forum. I do have couple questions about rehab and GC.
- Should I manage my own rehab project rather hire a GC? If so, what are the steps to do so in regarding what work need to be start first and so on?
- Should I pay GC cost plus %fee, or flat out on a project?
- Can the GC have a lien on your property if there never at any point there an official contracts signed?
- Should I have the GC given me a bid only on the labor and few necessary items to perform the job for instant, painters I will be providing the paint and they provides whatever need.
- Should I hire each individual trade master by the hrs/project and what is the best way to have an good estimate on how much things cost?
All your soonest reply greatly appreciates. I live in Dallas TX,