I'd say over 75% of change orders I have gotten from him were things that inspectors said they were going to require us to do that were not in the scope, and really shouldn't have been required, but they have you at their mercy so we have to do it.A good GC should be able to estimate the costs that they will pay to the plumbers, electricians, flooring guys, HVAC guys etc. close enough that they should be able to give a solid number without having to bring back a half dozen guys to look at things and take measurements.If it is iffy give a best and worst case contingent on getting the specialist in there.

I'm looking to put together a team of local specialists.

Go to a credit repair specialist Company and get your credit where it needs to be in 3-6 months and then do the refi cash out

I have a 9 to 5 still, as a Software Engineer Specialist.

Joe was not a specialist in any of the tasks or functions he was performing.

Generalists do not make much money it is the specialist.

Each path has a specific strategy for becoming a specialist in it.You want to be a specialist.

Marcus Auerbach - I used to work at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices in Princeton and one guy, Rocco D’Armiento was “the commercial specialist” and got almost all the leads (office rental/Land sale/Commercial multifamily/office) from every other agent in that office even though he sold houses too.

Juli Claussen is a “search specialist” that I have used to find people.

Does anyone know an institution or a loan officer who specialize in 203K FHA Loan in Atlanta? Any help is appreciated.