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Brian R.
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Felon for Hire?

Brian R.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Dublin, OH
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I have been using a guy as a handyman for about a year now. He does great work...timely and I can always trust it is done right.

I recommended this guy to another person. He did good work there too. A few days later the guys wife had a bad dream about the guy and so they started looking up info on the web about him. Turns out he was convicted of double murder in the early 90s. Served the time given and now is out on parole.

What are your thoughts on using the guy? We have rentals with students living in them. We also flip from time to time.

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Aaron Mazzrillo
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Aaron Mazzrillo
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Well, if he likes double murders, you and your buddy shouldn't approach him at the same time!

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