Participation in Construction
A contract is a contract in which one of the parties, as the owner of the land or property, provides the other party with a place to build a new building. According to this contract, both parties share ownership of the new building. The ownership percentage of the owner and builder is determined based on factors such as geographic location, site quality, and builder's reputation, and is agreed upon by the parties to the contract.
Some of the influential factors in determining the percentage of participation of parties in the contract are:
The geographic location of the property The spatial quality of the property The quality of the map and the standards of the length and width of the property The reputation and construction skills of the builder The quality of the required materials All the costs needed for construction (including material costs, human resources, and other expenses)
