You're going to want to use projects for this.

Good call - that should be folded into the projects.   

There are limited circumstances where a shared appreciation mortgage might make sense, but learn the basics first and never try to squeeze every dime out of a borrower.

I had a sewer line issue on a project that blew up the whole schedule.

Electricians, in particular, are becoming the real bottleneck behind AI, data centers, and energy-heavy projects.

thanks Ben, I was on a call with them on turnkey projects.

From a GC perspective, I’d be open to a profit-split arrangement, but I would want my direct project costs (labor, materials, subcontractors) recovered once the work is completed or at sale/lease stabilization.

Over the winter he does volunteer projects to help people out and to keep busy.

When you’re the GC, project manager, and decision maker, growth naturally caps out even if the deals are good.

He lives two hours away, so he needs a place to stay for the estimated two months this project will take.