Should a Church Hire an Owner's Representative?
Table of Contents
1. What an owner's representative does
[Placeholder: Explanation of the owner's representative role - serving as the church's dedicated advocate throughout the building process.]
2. Why churches specifically
[Placeholder: Why churches face unique risks that make owner's representation especially valuable - volunteer committees, donation-funded budgets, one-time projects.]
3. The math: fee versus exposure
[Placeholder: Analysis of how the cost of an owner's representative compares to the financial exposure of managing a major project without one.]
4. When you DON'T need one
[Placeholder: Honest assessment of scenarios where an owner's representative may not be necessary.]
5. The conflict-of-interest warning
[Placeholder: The danger of contractor-supplied or design-build-supplied owner's representatives who aren't truly independent.]
6. How to hire one: a checklist
[Placeholder: A practical checklist for evaluating and selecting an independent owner's representative.]
[Placeholder: Final concluding thoughts on making the right decision for your church. For more detail, learn about our owner's representation services
Min Kang, CCM
[Placeholder: One-line bio about Min Kang's experience as a Certified Construction Manager and independent church advisor.]
