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Sorry to bore, this most likely is not a real brain bender for seasoned pros. And in this case, by "seasoned" I mean in business more than 2 weeks.

How do you include a specific start finish date in your contract if you don't know when you will have permit in hand?

thanks in advance
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thank you for the response guys. I do have an Acts of God, arson, etc clause, so I suppose I would be covered by that.
"Anticipated", I use it frequently when talking with the client about there project, not sure why I didn't think to use it in this line of the contract:rolleyes:
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