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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Good Northern NJ Handyman - Bergen/Passaic Counties
I am looking for a good, reliable, cost effective handyman to build out a small closet in one of my rental units. Should be able to demo, frame, drywall and paint.
Your input would be much appreciated!!
Thank you
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This always seems to be a problem for investors.
You can always call a GC, but that adds up quick.
I've always did what I can myself (I worked as a handyman). I would find a handy guy to help out from time to time and think great I can just send him over to swap a faucet. Those guys don't seem to last since I wouldn't have enough work.
I was thinking of getting a group of investors together in North Jersey to keep a guy busy enough to work steady.
I wouldn't mind coordinating it.
Any thoughts?