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Victor Funes
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How you deal with snow rehabs?

Victor Funes
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Modesto, CA
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Hey there BP community! I have a question. For those who invest in the Midwest and there’s snow for so many months of the year. How do you deal with the snow if you wanna do brrr? How you deal with rehabs? Does that affect you?

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Steven Foster Wilson
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Steven Foster Wilson
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Originally posted by @Victor Funes:

Hey there BP community! I have a question. For those who invest in the Midwest and there’s snow for so many months of the year. How do you deal with the snow if you wanna do brrr? How you deal with rehabs? Does that affect you?

Get the furnace working, blow hot air, do nothing exterior from December until March unless its a dry day. Im currently working on my 3rd BRRRR in the Midwest, winter was a problem when we needed to add a fence. We waited about a week for temperatures to rise.

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