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JS Burnett
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Houston TX
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Boring is usually the right answer.

JS Burnett
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Houston TX
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Client came to me convinced their contractor was over-billing. I went through the draw schedule line by line.

Contractor wasn't over-billing. Client's own scope changes weren't documented anywhere, so every change order looked like padding.

Fixed with a change-order log, not a lawsuit. Sometimes the fix is boring. That's usually the sign it's the right one.

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