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Avrohom New
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GC Cost + Percentage

Avrohom New
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
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Dear fellow Bigger Pockets members,

Finalizing a renovation of a 90 yr old apartment building. Feel most comfortable with a Cost + job with my GC as it allows me to get multiple bids for each line item and to review them and beat down the price etc. GC has a great reputation but I am unsure of his Cost + rate.

What is a fair Cost + percentage for a GC to charge on a $1M+ Project renovation in SE Florida Market?

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Rob Myers
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Rob Myers
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I think your approach may be a bit off.  The reason to work on a cost + fee percentage isn't to beat down pricing.  It's for full disclosure and allowing you input on how the project team is put together.  You are going to have a difficult time building trust and finding someone to work with you if the main objective is to beat down cost.  Look at it as a method to maintain some level of control and disclosure and you won't be disappointed. 

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