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Kiara Harewood
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When do you involve the contractor?

Kiara Harewood
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi BP Peeps!

I am currently looking to secure my first home for a fix and flip. After using the Fix and Flip calculator, the numbers on a property line up. I was wondering what are some resources for finding a contractor to inspect the property with me. I have my estimated repairs, but I'm not sure if the estimation will change once the rehab begins. As a novice investor, is it standard practice to bring the contractor with you when you go to tour the home? Are there any ideas or concepts I need to consider when working with contractors?

Any advice helps. Happy Holidays :)

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