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Lindsey Torres
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Am I paying too much for repairs?

Lindsey Torres
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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I'm renovating my first mobile home. I spoke with the contractor over the phone this evening and asked him to give me some ball park figures. The mobile home is a 14x76.
All figures include labor and materials.

New paint for walls and ceilings throughout- $1200

Place a cool seal on roof (2xs) - $530

Replace front door - $550

He said the door alone runs about $400. That is so much more expensive that a stick built house. I don't get it!!

Are these prices reasonable?!

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