I was given an offer to do some work on the side, for a builder who designs and builds homes. Now I was given the opportunity to give my own rate for $ per sf. Not sure what I should ask for per sf, I will be doing permit working drawings for reno's and new construction homes. I have 4 years experience but have always been either paid hourly or salary, so don't have a knowledge of what to ask for per sf. I have tried doing research on a value but it varies greatly or its just very old obsolete numbers... Should I ask for a different rate for reno's as apposed to new construction?
your post is still on the first page. a double post a full day apart?
oh well, $3/sf
i have no idea what you're actually doing and charging by the sf for drafting is not the right way to do it. but if you don't like the other 2 people's opinions, there is a simple answer for you. $3/sf which is in no way justifiable in any way. good luck.
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Need help, how much to ask for, $ per sf...?
I was given an offer to do some work on the side, for a builder who designs and builds homes. Now I was given the opportunity to give my own rate for $ per sf. Not sure what I should ask for per sf, I will be doing permit working drawings for reno's and new construction homes. I have 4 years experience but have always been either paid hourly or salary, so don't have a knowledge of what to ask for per sf. I have tried doing research on a value but it varies greatly or its just very old obsolete numbers... Should I ask for a different rate for reno's as apposed to new construction?
http://archinect.com/forum/thread/71413956/need-help-how-much-to-ask-for-per-sf
your post is still on the first page. a double post a full day apart?
oh well, $3/sf
i have no idea what you're actually doing and charging by the sf for drafting is not the right way to do it. but if you don't like the other 2 people's opinions, there is a simple answer for you. $3/sf which is in no way justifiable in any way. good luck.
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