This is a huge responsibility. You have to make sure payments are made on time. It’s just something that goes into this. It will also be up to you to make sure the contractors are licensed and bonded. You need to know what you are getting into by choosing your contractor carefully. That’s why most people will just use their broker’s recommended choice. This part of the process is about seeing the product’s final designs and making a final decision on each element. Once that is nailed down, the bids are made and a company is chosen to complete the project. Things will go wrong during the buildout. You should have excess budget and time for the problems that will come up. This way, you’ll still be on schedule after a week’s delay. You’ll still be within your budget after you had to spend a couple of thousand dollars more than what was originally thought. Once this step is done, the building will be ready to be moved into. Insurance will need to be bought (that is my next chapter) and employees will have to plan their work around the time of the move. A big part of both of those two things going smoothly is if the buildout and renovations can get done on time and within budget.
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