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In what order do you rehab a house or rental?

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I have only been here a couple of months and am learning so much. My question is, when rehabbing a property there must be a best order in which to do repairs. What is that order? Is it plumbing then electrical can they both be done at the same time? I assume painting and cleaning are the last two things? Is landscaping first, last or does it matter when you do it?  Thank you for your replies

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Jon Haft
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A mistake I made when I was a newbie (I still make mistakes) was I repaired the drywalls and then had the foundation for a pier and beam house repaired which introduced new cracks once the house was leveled. so needless to say I had to repair the walls all over again

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