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Sean Bayliss
  • Investor
  • Bethlehem, PA
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9 Unit Full Rehab - Upstate NY

Sean Bayliss
  • Investor
  • Bethlehem, PA
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Good Afternoon BP World,

Recently, my partner and I purchased a shell (new roof and windows), fully gutted, 8/9 unit property.  Over the past 4 months the two of us have fully rehabbed and rented 3 duplexes.  Now, these came out pretty good and are cash flowing.  An 8/9 unit full rehab is a next level project for the two of us.  Looking for a few suggestions or input on the below bullet points:
* Do you hire a general contractor to complete all of the work?
* Should we sub out different jobs to save on costs?
* How many contractors would you typically have bid on the project?

Lastly, as far as financing goes, we own the building outright.  The bank we've used for 3 BRRRR's told us they would not do a construction loan for this project.  Any thoughts out there on creative financing for this project?

Best Regards and Stay Safe,
  • Sean Bayliss
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