I tend to agree - most, not all, Dominican contractors are crap. I watched one build the house next door - horrible plumbing and electrical and once the contractor got his final payment he never came back to clean the boulders, sand and gravel he pile in the street nor tear down his tin construction shed or his piles of crappy would and broken tile.
I like to buy what is already done too, but in this video you can get an idea of the real values of a property and how much is worth to do any improvement to an existing one.
Well people are different, I never bought a house here, but we build 4 by our own. When you build it by yourself, that means you buy all material, you contract the workers and pay them and control every step of the constuction.
Nothing new in DR since I was little heard my family complaining about every single construction or renewing projects was underestimated, is happening here in the US now.
I love when they tell me its guarantee after i hear that I telling them get the f__ K out
No sure about that, the house I owned in Santiago which I sold when moved to US has a real blue print: Wiring diagram, piping for water supply and sewer lines.
100percent .. I just love how the salesmen try to sell you a lot of cr*p ...their word means absolutely nothing i I tell him if it's guaranteed use your money..out here in Punta Cana you have every moron Selling Houses and land trying to act reputable and honest...
