I do have 15% equity being offered to me as a member of the LLC but wanted to see if I was on the right path asking for my contribution (A&D&CM) to be paid off upon completion of the project.

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I'm starting with fix & flip and will be the CM/GC on all projects, so I know I will need builders risk and other insurance, whether temporary for a project or continual if I flip frequently enough, not to mention owner's/landlord insurance.

I'm a GC/CM working for a developer and we have been looking for more deals for them - one of which we will be looking at this coming week.Up to this point, the responsibilities of our team have been a little different than yours.

Joe with a truck and tool claiming to be the great GC, CM, and PM will not fly, or will fly once then hit his beak on the pavement right away.

Not only can I produce the necessary drawings but with my previous CM experience I have developed a method of hiring and managing contractors, sub-contractors and materials that maximizes efficiency and cost and maintains good working relationships so everyone walks away happy.

Sorry for the angle, the damage to the below 2 vinyl tiles goes about 3-4 cm underneath the surface of the floor.

Thanks,CM

- CM

He could be making 100k - 200k  (after a few years) as a CM for a large commercial construction company.