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Costing a possible building job
madaminx
Posts: 223
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in N. Ireland
Hi everyone,
I'm in the process of looking to purchase a property requiring some work to it, however I'm not sure how much the work will cost. The cost of the work will influence how much I bid on a property, as well as the amount of deposit. I was therefore wondering if builders accompany house purchasers on viewings to assist with guiding a purchaser with costs of any potential work to the property.
I have seen this happen however it's usually when people know someone in the building industry.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Carol
I'm in the process of looking to purchase a property requiring some work to it, however I'm not sure how much the work will cost. The cost of the work will influence how much I bid on a property, as well as the amount of deposit. I was therefore wondering if builders accompany house purchasers on viewings to assist with guiding a purchaser with costs of any potential work to the property.
I have seen this happen however it's usually when people know someone in the building industry.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Carol
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Hi everyone,
I'm in the process of looking to purchase a property requiring some work to it, however I'm not sure how much the work will cost. The cost of the work will influence how much I bid on a property, as well as the amount of deposit. I was therefore wondering if builders accompany house purchasers on viewings to assist with guiding a purchaser with costs of any potential work to the property.
I have seen this happen however it's usually when people know someone in the building industry.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Carol
They might do, but from their perspective it could be a huge time wasting exercise as they might not get the work anyway.0 -
Ring around some builders and ask them if they'll produce a quote. You want more than one quote. Most will be happy to do so as that's usually the starting point for how they get work.0
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