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Fahadbin Alam
  • Rental Property Investor
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Should I work for a contractor?

Fahadbin Alam
  • Rental Property Investor
Posted

Hello BP So I want to get started in Rehabing my own properties, but I don't know where to start. questions:

1. Should I work for a contractor?

2. How would I find a contractor that is hiring? Should I cold call?

3. Having no experience in contracting how would I work for one? Do I need to go to school or something? Or will they teach me?

Pros:

1. I can Get experience.

2. I can build a great network.

3. I can probably get some of the equipment needed for free maybe.

Cons:

1. It'll take more time.

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