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Jess Paskach
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Sourcing a General Contractor

Jess Paskach
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Hi all - what are your best tips and recommendations for finding a general contractor? 

I'm located in Boise, ID and we're in search of GCs for potential BRRRRs and flips. We're doing research online and while we've found what seem to be some reliable companies, most of them specialize in higher-end remodels and their price per square foot is insane. Since we'll be more hands-on throughout the remodel (we have renovation/construction management experience), we're looking for a GC that's more straightforward... meaning someone who gets in/gets out quickly, does a quality job but doesn't require all the 'fluff' (I hope that makes sense?). 

I certainly recognize GCs are expensive and in demand in this market and that you get what you pay for, so I'm trying to be realistic. I'm just wondering if anyone has tips for finding a contractor that does well with simple/straightforward renovations. I appreciate any thoughts on this topic!

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