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Getting my feet wet in Philly
I am getting a RE business started in Philly. I'm deciding on a property; if everything goes according to schedule, it will begin within 6 - 8 weeks. I have some experience in reno from the Brooklyn, NY market. Unfortunately, the NY market is too hot, and with only 2 hours away, Philly seems to be a good choice.
I am looking for a contractor. I have some names from BBB, and I was thinking of sending them a mock RFP of a comparable reno. Does anyone have experience with vetting a remote contractor? Any good tips?
Any other tricks and tips for a beginner would be greatly appreciated.