Aaron,Sticky situation.

Best would just be to arrange the normal pay schedule to align with on time 100% completion.I try to avoid "sticks" since this is construction and "stuff" happens....if something is bad enough for a stick, I will probably have another one of my crews come to finish the work and just backcharge accordingly.As far as "carrots" sometimes I will offer incentives to finish early, work weekends, ect, just depends on the project.

Curious as to the outcomes of @Trevor Rice and @Justin McGill -- Do they actually limit your leads like @Ricky Listman said? 

Hi everyone,I've looked through the sticky on cash buyers in Wholesaling but wasn't able to locate an answer to this.I've complied a list of potential cash buyers but I'm stuck on what to say to them in my initial letter.

I have a wholesale lead. He didnt accept my offer but suggested we work together on the house and wanted to know if I have any ideas. The house is free and clear comps at 110k. House does need some work.This is an old...

Land acquisition, holding costs, engineering, architecture, permits, impact fees, utility connection fees, site prep, off-site improvements...I've probably missed a few...and all that before a single stick is in the air.  

Apparently any reno over $250 (labor and materials) I will need to have a general construction permit....Even if this was only painting I'm over $250.The big sticky point seems to come from the "gutted" kitchen, and installing cabinets.  

Sticky on one side.

Hello BP Community,My name is Sticky and I am from Van Wert, OH.

There is a "sticky" forum post on that forum that provides details on how to post in that section.Good luck in your ventures!