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Andrew Gearhart
  • Birmingham, AL
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Branching into construction from rentals

Andrew Gearhart
  • Birmingham, AL
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We have a number of SFHs, and tend to do extensive renovations to these homes prior to renting. Due to our social network knowing about what we do and how we handle our rental business- We get approached to help others (friends, coworkers, etc.) with projects ( bathrooms, kitchens, smaller remodels, etc.). Is this a natural progression in the business, or something that should be kept separated? Has anyone done this and can shed some light on pain points? 

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