All Forum Posts by: Peter Kozlowski
Peter Kozlowski has started 24 posts and replied 115 times.
Post: How is coronavirus impacting your real estate investment life?

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Just curious to hear how other investors are faring during this crazy uncertain time.
Post: Successful BRRRR St Louis?

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Hey Joel,
Currently working on rehabbing a duplex in STL. Do you know any good contractors? Haven't been having much luck from Craigslist.
Post: Can I sue a contractor for not completing work on time?

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No problem Jasmine. Good luck out there. I'll always be happy to share anything I've learned along the way.
Post: Can I sue a contractor for not completing work on time?

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He didn't finish. I just told him he was done on the last day specified on the contract, and paid him for what he did.
Post: Any good electrical contractors out there?

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I'm striking out with budget unlicensed electrical contractors. Any good electrical contractors in the STL area y'all can recommend?
Post: Can I sue a contractor for not completing work on time?

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Thanks April. I made sure to have a contract written up prior to his starting work. Since we were paying for material, he agreed to take 25% once 25% of the work was completed, with remaining 75% once remaining 75% of the work was completed. He still has five days, so let's see what he manages to accomplish.
Post: Can I sue a contractor for not completing work on time?

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I have a clause for liquidated damages ($50 each day delay goes out of his pay), but this is still causing me to lose time. Fortunately, as we paid for materials, we didn't pay anything upfront.
I think next time I'll spell out in my contract that if a certain percentage of the work (25%) is not done by 25% of the total time allotted for the job, I will have the option of ending our agreement.
Post: Can I sue a contractor for not completing work on time?

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Hi Jacob, I know I can take anyone to court for any reason. I was just hoping to get some advice on this forum instead of actually checking with an attorney. Not sure what assets this contractor has in particular.
Post: Can I sue a contractor for not completing work on time?

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Hi all,
I have a contractor doing some work on my South City duplex. He told me he'd be done by Monday 2/17, so I gave him a few more days (until Wednesday 2/19) to complete the work. All of this is spelled out in my contract, which he signed before he began the work.
It's Wednesday 2/12 now, and he still has not completed any of the tasks on my scope, also spelled out in my contract. If he doesn't complete any of the tasks by Wednesday 2/19, as specified in my contract, can I go after him in court for lost opportunity costs? I needed this work done by then so I could get going on general remodel work.
Post: Help Finding General Contractors

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Hey Jason,
Can you shoot him my way too? I can't find a decent electrician for the life of me.