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Timestamps:

(1:24) - Why is it these companies managed to last so long while seven out of 10 of the average construction companies go out of business within 10 years?

(2:21) - The more expensive you make it, the more people want it

(3:18) - The problem is most construction companies sit in no man's land

(4:25) - If you have a bad reputation, you're not going to get work from people

(6:01) - They understand the importance of negotiating their contract upfront to lower the risk and improve the terms so they can actually make more margin

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