- Poor pricing decisions-price too high and the product sits, price too low and you go broke.
- Building a ho-hum house.
- Building in the wrong location-bad neighborhood or bad lot.
- Overbuilding for the market-putting too much into a home that you can't recoup expenses.
- Unrealistic expectations-clients need to understand there is no such thing as a perfect house.
- Poor sub supervision
- Sloppy cost control-some builders don't know if they've made money until the house is complete.
- Inaccurate estimating.
- Selling features, not benefits-people don't care about features, they want to know what it will do for them.
- Makeshift marketing-good marketing creates awareness and value perception.
Friday, April 25, 2008
10 Ways Builders Mess Up Their Business
Courtesy of Building with an Attitude by Al Trellis
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