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Jimmy Wilson
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Fort Worth General Contractor (DFW)

Jimmy Wilson
  • Flower Mound, TX
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Hello BP Nation!

I am looking for a recommendation for a General Contractor (GC) that works with investors in the Fort Worth market.  In particular, the south Fort Worth market.  If you have someone you know and recommend, I promise to buy you a virtual beer tomorrow.

Thanks in advance!

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Jimmy Wilson
  • Flower Mound, TX
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Since not even one response to this, I can deduce the following:

1.  If you are a GC or in the business to make money by rehabbing investment properties, I can say with 100% certainty that you will have a job in and around the Fort Worth area.  

2.  Since you will have the market cornered, after you move here and set up shop, get onto BP and brag about how much business you are doing, so that other people will follow and setup shop too.  This way, prices will come down for rehab work.

3.  Until we start hearing about how good the rehab work environment is here in the Fort Worth area, start packing up the U-Haul because you can make a killing!

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