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Do you bring along a General Contractor to a potential rehab/flip
If you find a potential house to flip or rehab, is it best to setup a contractor to meet you out there with your agent to let you both in and try and get a good estimate on repairs? Also is it usually free for contractors to come out and give an estimate?