You deserve a year off!!! 8?! And our people is why I'm giving myself 12 months. They really know how to increase a person's blood pressure 😞😞😞😂

I'm baccckkkkk

I'd say same about you!!! 🥰🥰🥰

Me too and it's in your hometown 🙌🏿

Me too

Honestly, either way, I plan on making everything neutral to allow for future customizations. I'd love to sell it, though. Everyone disagrees, unfortunately

It's definitely getting sealed but even till this day, I see modern homes with these windows. Makes you wonder.

Me too! 😄😄😄 it's been a while

Better late than never 😌

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Nice. Thank youuu

Thanks

Thanks for your professional opinion. I appreciate it. It costs 3 times that as it stands, and I have had it looked at by engineers, as I mentioned. It'll be handled the right way.

🤣🤣🤣🤣😆 you are seeing double!!!!

You know what! I said that a few days ago because what did they mean by master bedroom 🤔? We need updated real estate terminology.

@@NanaAshanti I've noticed some Americans say "main bedroom" or "owner's suite" instead

That sounds a lot better. I'll take it for a spin. 😆

A few things: 1). IMPORTANT. Stamp your authority on the project from now, please stay near by and visit daily. 2). Get a solar powered cctv camera with a SIM card slot asap so you can monitor the site at all times.

3). Source all the major purchases yourself and get _multiple_ quotes. Double check every price. I made our artisans use a local store and the owner had my number and saved me a few times. 4). Make provision for hybrid solar power generation and changeover so electricians wont have to make major structural changes when you are finally ready to install it. All the best Nana.

Thank you. This is so solid. I appreciate your response 👍 🙏🏿

​@@NanaAshantiYour build is very similar to ours! Nana, I beg you, keep your eyes moving round and round and ask questions to everyone about everything. You are a beautiful snack in the middle of sharks. Ask the project manager for the Bill of Quantities. Include the numbers in your spreadsheet of costs and payments. Have a schedule - use it to guide your weekly discussions with the project manager: what are the tasks for the week, how many blocks on site, how many bags of cement, how much wood etc. Check it against your spreadsheet. Track your costs- cement has gone from 85 cedis to 120- so keep a record. Ask the apprentices regularly if they have eaten and ensure they have been paid. They will appreciate your care. If necessary pay quietly for food, these young boys see everything, and if they like you and consider you to be fair, they will be your eyes. It's through these young apprentices I found my small problems before they became big problems. The project manager will only tell you what he wants you to know. Quick tip: When you are frustrated with someone, ask them to go outside the gate with you to talk. Dont yell and dont embarrass people. It's a big expensive project, so don't be afraid to ask people to leave if you aren't happy. All the very best!!😊

Thank youuu so much

My neighbor did that and the person refused to move after the fact. I'd rather buy security doors. Our people have no gratitude.

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