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2019-04-24 21:05:49
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Yes, but with t%c you are bringing in a risk. Those who build with this provider will already have tight financing and could get even more stress.
Well, there are certainly different opinions... so far all calculations have been fitting or even so generous that it gave us an additional buffer for the exterior area and the like... I don’t see where Town & Country poses a higher financial risk than other GCs or an architect-designed house. With any type of construction, you have to read what is in the contract and clarify what the items not mentioned there will still cost. If your calculations are too tight, you can also get into trouble with any type.Yes, but you take a risk with t%c. Those who build with this provider already have tight financing and could get even more stress.
When you look at the construction companies, it is pointed out that the price (only for the house) depends on the location. Why?
You're joking. An architect house or general contractor is more expensive, has higher margins, and is more open to discussions. An Audi and Opel both have 4 tires and an engine, yet different prices.
Thank you very much for your answer! Which area is it, if I may ask? Which company did you build with? We were actually thinking of a prefabricated house. How long did you search for a plot?
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