#75: Four Client Red Flags to Avoid

Working with a difficult or exhausting client can make life miserable and put your company in danger. After working with hundreds of clients I've identified four red flags.If I start working with a client who demonstrates any of these behaviors in our early interactions, I will graciously walk away before signing a construction contract. Just as important (if not more) than securing good clients who can help elevate your business is steering clear of those who will damage it.Have any red flags you've learned along the way? DM me on Instagram @buildingoptimal or send me an email at [email protected] more about Lowe's for Pros HERECheck out Spyder Blades HERESign up for our YUGE newsletter HERE (sign-up top of home page) BTW, refer our newsletter to 3 other builders and get a copy of my client pre-construction guide. Refer 10 and get a 20-minute Q&A with me. Details of how in the newsletters, my friends.Have any builders who are making waves in the industry and would be good guests? Email me at [email protected].