They will also coordinate timelines to get the right subs in at the right time so they don't step on top of one another and they perform their work in a logical order.If you act as your own GC, you may save money in what you pay your subs, but could pay for it in the end with increased holding times / costs and rework done by the subs.

These funds include things like utilities, materials for plaster repair, painting, replacing broken windows, adding gutters, & ridge vent, attic insulation, replacing rotten stair treads, reworking the crawl space to address frozen water lines etc.  

You NEVER want Tenants to make any kind of repairs, with or without your permission, for a variety of reasons:YOU are responsible if someone gets injured as a result of an improper or poor repair...which you will now have to Re-Work, at additional cost.

Covers well with little rework.

So I’m not really worried that he’d do a poor job and pin me with re-work costs.

@Jeff SchleyerHere's one of the original shots that appears on Cozy:Here's my rework of it after 10 minutes in Photoshop:You've got feet in the door, you might think that the photos aren't going to matter so much.

It turned out to be a double-edged sword though as we still ended up doing lots of rework to the systems and finishes that probably wouldn't have cost us a lot more if we'd just gone all new off the bat.

So, if you have a full time job, and work 2080 hours per year, you'll need 2081 hours of RE work to meet the definition.Now, I've seen a presentation by a tax guy (Al Alieo, I think) at one of our REIA who says what counts is much more liberal than I would have thought.

Work the numbers, work the numbers, ask for advice on numbers, rework the numbers, ask again for someone to look at them.

There was a bit of rework to be done and of course he feels he was more complete than actual, but that will all be settled this week.Through the few bumps in the road it has been so fun to see this neglected beauty come back to life.She is 4600 SF on 2.5 acres over looking the Dellwood valley below.