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Higher End and New Constructuion Question

Greg P.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hello all, I'm looking to build a couple houses with the same contractor I've been using for rehabs. The average rehab costs is around $35k, but these higher end houses and new construction ranges from $120-160k. He's asking for money up front. On smaller projects, I'd pay him ever week after work has been done, but since this is a larger project, he says he needs money up front for the project not to stall. Should I give him money up front or stick to my guns about giving him money as we always did after work is done? Please advise as this is a new level of real estate I'm venturing into.

Thank you.

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