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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Walk through with contractors
I just started investing earlier this year and am working on my 2nd deal. The first deal was a "paint and carpet" so I was able to do most of the work myself. The deal I'm looking at now is a fire damaged home and needs a lot of work. I am having multiple contractors come out tomorrow to give me estimates.
-What kind of questions should I be asking the contractor's as we are doing the walk through
-Materials?
-Can/Should I always try to bargain with the contractor
-What sort of things should I NOT do so the contractor doesn't try to take advantage of me for my lack of knowledge
Thank you for reading
- Bosko.