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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Switching From Flipping to New Construction in Philly
HI everyone, Ive done a handful of flips in Philly over the years and now am looking to start building a single family new cconstruction. Targeting a lot that is 600 sq ft and plan on doing a 3 story row so 1800 sq ft total for the property. I have done a lot of the work myself so far on the properties I work on and will be doing so on this as well. I have a few subs I like working with for certain things but i need to expand my connections. Some of them wont touch a new construction project though so I am trying to track down affordable options for a few key areas...
-Foundation/Masonry
-Electrical
-Plumbing
-HVAC
Also I am looking for the cheapest options for architects. I am assuming there are firms out there who have done a lot of these and would have some existing plans that could be resold and tweaked instead of doing a custom set of plans.
Any reccomendations or direction on this would be appreciated.
Thanks. -- Mark