You have a new project and you’re ready to get going! You’re just not sure the best course of action to take? Many questions may be crossing your mind, such as, “How many phases should there be?” or “How much money is this going to cost me?” No worries! We’ll help you put the best foot forward with our “Phasing Predictor”.

The Phasing Predictor will assist you in creating a marketing phasing program best suited for your development.  It weighs the sales pace/absorption against your carrying costs, and the costs to process each marketing phase.  In other words, considering the DRE filing fees and consulting charges weighed against your exposure to HOA dues during the sale-out period.

Information needed in order to utilize the Phase Predictor Tool include the following:

  • Total # of Lots
  • Absorption (# homes sold per month)
  • Consultant and legal fees for the initial phase and
  • Consultant and legal fees for each additional phase

This process is easy, free, and will have you feeling like a Pro. Visit our website at www.cabuilderservices.com .  The ‘Phase Predictor Tool’ is on the top right-hand corner. Simply create a login and wait for the acceptance email. Within 72 hours of receiving that acceptance email, log in and play away.

If you have any questions, we’re only a phone call away and we’d be happy to help!

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