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Waleed Asad
  • Rental Property Investor
  • California City, CA
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Fix and Flip - Doing repairs myself

Waleed Asad
  • Rental Property Investor
  • California City, CA
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So, rather than hiring a contractor myself, what if I buy a house and do repairs on it myself. Ie laminate floors, maybe replace some drywall, paint, etc.

Do I need permits for this or a license?

I have lots of experience with fixing up houses so I know I'm able to do it.

What legal hurdles may I run into?

For example, in CA, you have to own a house for a year before you do repair work on it YOURSELF, meaning without a contractor.

Do all states have this requirement?