Real Estate Development Tasks Once we received our commitment letter from the bank, we had three major tasks to accomplish. We ran these tasks in parallel. They were: Choosing our architect Choosing our contractor Picking our building lot This post addresses how we chose our architect. Investigating all the architects currently working in the lake development we had targeted revealed that the average price for a set of house plans along with the construction inspections and support was runni
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