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Paul Z.
  • Investor
  • Texas
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TO MY REHABBERS WITH COLD WINTER CLIMATES!

Paul Z.
  • Investor
  • Texas
Posted

How do you handle your rehabbing business during the winter? I ask this question because I'd like to know how you handle dealing with exterior rehabbing, maintenance, and repairs in the dead of winter. Do you just change up your rehabbing strategy or do you stop flipping all together. I'm interested in all opinions and strategies.

My assumption is that your order of operations in regards to your SOW would be flipped (interior first then exterior last) assuming you're like me and work exterior-to-interior on most projects.

Any insight is greatly appreciated!! Thanks

Paul

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