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Alex Kolbo
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  • Lincoln, NE
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Jumping the line in a contractor’s cue

Alex Kolbo
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Lincoln, NE
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  • How do you get a contractor to commit to doing a rehab job for you fast right after purchasing a property before you even have the property bought? (Like if all the contractors are scheduling 3 months out but then you are wanting to buy a property in the next month and then have it rehabbed the month after…?) if you have only used the contractor once do you pay them a small portion of your estimated rehab costs up front to hold a spot for your job before you even know what the job is?
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