I would not recommend doing the design part yourself unless you are extremely familiar with current trends, picking materials, coordinating colors, understanding product specs, and building code for that matter.

Your General Contractor may have used Subs and you should cover your assets and make sure he has all those subs paid and you have lien waivers to back that up, or other documentation that similar from him, just because they are licensed doesn't mean they paid all their subs off or suppliers for parts and materials.

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I've been reading a few of the books and materials; they have been very informative.

Depending on the lease you used your document may have a transfer of ownership clause or something similar which requires your consent.If you do not have a personal guarantee or some sort of material change or adverse change provision, I am not sure what recourse you may have with the sale of the business operation.

We have laws in the Bahamas that will allow you to import supplies and materials duty free.If you would like to talk more about the country and which island to invest in.

A lot of builders use the cheapest materials and cheapest subs.

If you know how much the supplies, and materials cost , you will know what the contractor wants for his labor prices.

I have clients who provide the design, layout and materials and I provide labor.

I sell single homes and multi-home developments.My background is in the residential construction industry and retail building materials sales.