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Tips for Working with Contractors Remotely?

Joe M.
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Hi BPers. Wanted to see if anyone had some tips and advice on how to work with contractors (and get them the supplies they need) when you live in a different city and the property you are renovating is 30 minutes away. Does anyone have any tips? (I know, I need to buy David Greene's book on How to Invest in Real Estate Long Distance). During my last reno, I was at Lowes or Home Depot every night picking up paint, fixtures, caulk, etc. I'm close to acquiring a property in a city about 30 minutes away. The numbers work better there. I work a full time job so running to Home Depot or Lowes and dropping supplies off everyday probably won't be an option on my next renovation. Just wanted to get some practical tips. Thanks in advance. 

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