Payday
2016-08-02 08:16:36
- #1
The argument that there is hardly any money left in the plan to have the house completed by third parties in the worst case is very justified. A rather large, solid company in our impression should be able to accommodate the customer there.
That is exactly what the payment plan is for, but it is worthless if the customer goes heavily in advance due to poor payment plans. As said, 68% for a closed shell is way too much, and after the screed has been laid, 20% should still remain. I have read plans where there was talk of only 5% remaining at screed. At 200,000, that is 10,000 for: stairs, final sanitary installation, tiles, final electrical installation, final installation of windows, interior doors, possibly a proper front door (previously construction door), etc...
Construction companies may be mentioned here quite normally, as long as they are not insulted in the same breath. With positive suggestions (e.g. fair payment plans), the companies have no objection to being mentioned anyway.