CM Contract for RCS in Lenoir City
Town Creek Center is located between Interstate 75 and Highway 321, just west of Town Creek Road in Lenoir City, TN. This proposed mixed-use developed is owned and managed by The Tetra Companies of Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Shawn Van Dyke, Chief Manager of RCS, LLC, has been brought on board to manage this project for The Tetra Companies.
Construction has started on the Infrastructure Phase of the project, with the site prep and vertical construction phases to follow.
Town Creek Center will feature Big Box and Life Style retail areas, Medical Offices, Senior Living communities, Neighborhood Commercial, General Commercial, and Multi-Family components.
REDBUD Construction Services is honored to have been chosen to manage this project for such an outstanding development firm as The Tetra Companies. To find out about The Tetra Companies Philosophy of Development and other real estate investment opportunities, visit their blog.
REDBUD Construction Services featured in Industry-Leading Blog
REDBUD Construction Services’ advice has been featured in a post this week on the Mark Up and Profit blog. Thanks to Michael Stone and his staff for teaching RCS how to serve their clients and we hope that our example can help others in the industry.
What Type of Contractor Do You Want to Hire?
Michael Stone describes the 4 different types of contractors in this post.
In my experience, there are four kinds of contractors.
“A” contractors run their business like a business and make good money.
“B” contractors run their business like a business most of the time and make a living most of the time.
“C” contractors run their business like a hobby, make a living some of the time, but often (like today’s market) take a second job so they can keep their bills paid. If they are married, their wife’s income is usually the primary means of support.
“D” contractors are the ones we hear the most about even though I believe they are the smallest group. They are either con artists or complete flakes, the guys that cause over 90 percent of all the problems in this business.
As a client or owner of a project, ask yourself, “What type of contractor do you want to hire?”
And then ask yourself, “What kind of client do I want to be?”
The answer: an educated or teachable client.
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