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Kara Jordan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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Inspection after contractor finishes remodel

Kara Jordan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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Does anyone have any major red flags/safety things to look for when making sure a contractor does things correctly?? I just realized that our contractor didn’t put in a gfci outlet next to the sink in the bathroom he is renovating for us. This is making me wonder what other short cuts he may have made along the way that I need to look out for and have corrected. I’ve even wondered about getting a home inspection before paying just to get a professionals eyes on it for any safety issues!!!

This is our first time working with a contractor for a project like this so we are learning a LOT, so please be nice!

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