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Prioritizing Proposal Deliverables

The homeowner, [client=Sarah Patel], told me last week she wants the budget capped at [budget=$65,000] and emphasized …

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The homeowner, [client=Sarah Patel], told me last week she wants the budget capped at [budget=$65,000] and emphasized a drought-tolerant palette, but we never agreed on whether the patio is included. I have draft layouts and a rough cost table. I am nervous about locking scope before she sees the sketches and angering the contractor later. Tell me whether I should (1) confirm budget versus scope now or (2) send the clean sketches for review first. Diagnose the likely buyer response and give the exact two-sentence message I can send to [client] tonight that keeps momentum without committing costs she hasn't approved. I will not promise construction until we both sign off.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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Client meeting tomorrow; I must send the site program and sketches but I'm unsure what to finalize first.

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Landscape Architect

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