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Augusta Uwah
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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First deal Questions

Augusta Uwah
Pro Member
  • Indianapolis, IN
Posted

Hi ,

I am a noob investor bidding on my first deal. I do have a FT job, and RE investing will be my side gig. I do not wish to waste anybodys time as a pretend mentee,(FT job) I am looking to get my feet wet, however I am beautifully clueless.

It appears I need a contractor to help appraise my first deal, I am ready to by the house which is a literal ******** at listed price, but do not know if I am overestimating or underestimating rehab costs.

From what I gathered, most experienced REI are not willing to share their contractor leads for good reason.

I would appreciate any leads with decent General contractors, first for appraisals, then possibly for rehab (if they check out). 

  • Augusta Uwah