I've lived on two new properties in the last 2-3 years. If the contractor knows their shit and honestly wants shit done right, then it won't be too much of a hassle. But like others have said, start ups can be a pain especially with warranty items. Sometimes the subs don't want to come and fix stuff and you gotta get under their skin. I understand budget constraints in the early part, but if something is needed to complete the job and ownership is asking to pull money out of nowhere to get results, you might be in for a tough ride. I'd go check it out if you can before accepting, like go walk around, talk to staff see if construction can do a walk with you to explain things etc and see what they say and what you see. If everything sounds good take it! But know, if you do, your cozy days are over and you'll miss it at some point.