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Kathleen E.
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  • Northwest Arkansas
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Builders Circle: Managing Multiple Projects

Kathleen E.
  • Investor
  • Northwest Arkansas
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  • 08/04/26 05:30PM - 07:30PM America/Chicago
  • Workman's Travel Center ~ 898 W Monroe Lowell, Arkansas 72745
  • $20

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Juggling multiple job sites, fluctuating material costs and busy contractors can easily lead to burnout without a solid system.

Whether you're a flipper, builder or small developer, having the management tools to coordinate the chaos is essential to your success. This month, you'll hear from a seasoned pro who has mastered the exact techniques to make it happen. He'll share:

  • Timeline Mastery: Strategies to avoid costly project overlaps
  • Scheduling Hacks: Keep subs moving to eliminate downtime
  • Bulletproof Budgeting: Simple tracking tools to stop cash flow leaks
  • Tech Tools: Easily monitor your delegated tasks
  • Sanity-Saving Systems: Keep your strategic focus on point

Tim Harrell is an investor, General Contractor with 20+ years experience and the owner of Triple Oaks Investments specializing in residential and commercial construction, remodeling and project management.

  • Kathleen E.