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Dominic Licerio
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Tips for Vetting Contractors

Dominic Licerio
  • Investor
  • Colorado Springs
Posted

Hey BP Family!

I am about to purchase my first property! It's a fixer-upper duplex that's in need of various kinds of rehab; electrical, cosmetic, landscaping, etc. I was wondering if anyone could provide some tips for finding and vetting contractors to bid on the work? Should I get bids from several different sub-contractors for the different jobs or just talk to several contractors who will be able to delegate the work themselves? What kinds of things do you all look for from contractors and what do you typically ask when going through the bidding process?

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