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Adam Simmons
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Estimating rehab pricing on single family homes

Adam Simmons
  • Phila, PA
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Hi everyone,

Very new to BP and my partner and I are getting our finances together and strategizing to purchase our first property in early 2018. I wanted to reach out to see if anyone can point me in the direction of some good info on rehab and construction costs. I understand that each property is very different and regionally labor rates and costs can vary, but just looking for general info on estimating.  There may be some user error on my part in navigating the site as I'm still getting the hang of the forum, so if there is something obvious on BP there is a good chance I've missed it. 

We are really looking forward to getting more involved and learning as much as possible, thanks in advance for all the info that is shared on this site and hopefully answers to my request.

Best,

Adam

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