About 300 cards total.
The mewto is pretty much what the collection looks as a whole, however there are a few in there that i held onto with the deathgrip as a kid. 2 holos folded.
Maybe 40 first editions and 25ish holos.
I added a few extra photos of some pages... theyre all from the first couple of generations.
Worth the psa trouble? Should I just ebay auction these? Put em back away?
Someone from out of the GTA has purchased a house in a smaller town hours west of the GTA and wants me to GC this 800sq ft. Two story home with attic walk-in. Approx 2000 sq ft total..I wont touch a tool.
Im not concerned about trades or deadlines as ill have contracts to prevent issues.
I usually do a kitchen, bathroom or full home remodel on my own. This is new to me.
The client has Specifically asked for someone smaller as to not pay additional unnecessary overhead. Citing they want a Hyundai and not a Mercedes - they dont want to be upsold. This makes me weary from the get go.
Im only around 3 hours into this total, but, After estimating what I have here its approximately 275,000 including my fee, Or $137.5 per square foot, using basic home finishes. Nothing fancy.
Now im reluctant to do it as a fixed bid due to vast amount of hidden possibilities and would rather target a Cost-Plus my rate of 21%. Hand them a bill plus 21% after each section is complete and complete as we go.
Few questions really,
Is that red flag about pricing something that would make you walk? Has not made any other comments about it, just does not want to pay Toronto prices.
is 140 per foot still undercutting myself considering its rebuilding the home entirely? I was aiming for 200 per square foot initially before half getting into the math and profit... but considering hidden issues...
Would you, have you used a cost plus deal before? While being upfront to the client that the project would cost somewhere around XX, but due to vast number of possible hidden items and unpredictability its best to section it out?
In my typical estimates its always 1 number and I've never done this scale for a client nor a kind of cost plus deal.
Im used to small repairs or entire home renovation/remodels with a totally empty home.
Something of this size with clients living there is new to me. Anything I can look out for from others experienced or anything I may overlook? My price seem okay for the expected work or potential hassles?
Would you just pass on it?