The creator provides a detailed cost breakdown for framing a mansion he is building as a spec home. He starts by stating the total framing cost ($111,175) and his target profit ($750,000), then details the house's size and layout. He breaks down the framing expenses into three main parts: steel beams ($7,500), the lumber package ($72,303), and labor ($29,372), showing B-roll footage of the construction work for each stage.
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I paid $111K to Frame my mansion spec home that I am building to sell to profit over $750k!
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I paid $111,175 to frame this mansion that I'm building to sell to profit myself over $750,000 This house is a total of 7,343 frame square best, but it has a total of 6,300 living square feet with five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, a office, two flex spaces, a front porch, a three car garage, and a massive back porch. The engineer on this project called for three steel beams and those steel beams cost a total of $7,500 Better all of the steel beams were installed, we moved on to the wood framing and this lumber package cost me $72,303 The framer I hired charged me $4 per square good, so the framing labor cost me $29,372 Throughout this framing phase, there were two main upgrades that I made that came with added cost. Worst