For example almost all the trim pieces in doorways are cut too short and there’s a cm gap at the bottom, you can see pencil lines drawn on the tile, paint chips on parts of the way, etc. personally we don’t care since it’s a rental but most that live in this neighborhood own the home so if they did these things on all the homes that’s pretty sad.

Am looking at corecon.com which expresses on their website that it is a robust PM/CM software that will eventually iron out some of my constantly changing standards (trying to improve but sometimes I forget my own rules/standards).

I just finished a flip, we had planned on spending the extra couple hundred bucks on pulls, but with how the kitchen is laid out, there are two lower cabinets in a corner that the drawers open about 2 cm away from each other (can only open 1 at a time).

I currently have a team composed of: 1 Architect, 1 CM, and 1 other Business Partner.

Subfloors should not slope more than 1" (2.5 cm) per 6' (1.8 m) in any direction.

@Alex VarnerFood for thought:I work for a large scale commercial GC/CM managing their smaller projects (under $10mil).

We chose 3 cm granite for the kitchen and bath tops, all from the same batch.

A CM, I want award notices and compliances done up to NTP to subcontractors, send out subcontractor solicitations, manage, compare tabulated quotes and award with fixed start dates.

Excellent advice from Patrick B ,you're question is too broad, you need to narrow down to block and streetTo get a better opinion but in general around the CM is revitalizing pretty quickly, up around BT is high end .East of i65 is still kinda scary (imo) but prices are moving up there really fast also so...I got a house close to CM and am pretty happy but it's early days yet.

Otherwise, start going to the local REIA groups to meet people, and look into the CM degree.