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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Creative Sub Bids & Contractor
I was wondering has anyone have got bids in a more auction style fashion.
I was thinking instead of spending time to walk every dang interested party through the home and different times. Divide the projects into sections. An example hard wood floors. Anyone that is interested in bidding on the project would show up all at the same time and either give open or closed bids.
The advantage is less time wasted, time in valuable.
Has anyone ever done this?