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Kyle Gregg
  • Baltimore, MD
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Can i perform some of the work utilizing the 203k?

Kyle Gregg
  • Baltimore, MD
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I am working a 203k loan right now and have a detailed scope of work put together. Currently, i am trying to massage the scope of work to keep within my budget. I had to remove things such as exposing brick walls. 

My GC has stated that since he is the one pulling permits, i wont be allowed to do anything to the house since he is liable for anything that happens on-site. 

I want to be able to expose brick myself during the demo phase instead of after the 203k is closed out. The amount of debris from this will be a headache to clean up post-rehab. 

Is the GC correct? Will i, the owner, not be able to perform brute labor to expose brick walls? 

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