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Patricia Cote
  • Investor
  • Pensacola, FL
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Fixer upper with a general contractor and permits in place?

Patricia Cote
  • Investor
  • Pensacola, FL
Posted

Hi all, I have been flipping houses for several years but haven't seen this before and would appreciate your advice!

I have the opportunity to purchase a fixer upper that is half done. The current investor has a general contractor who has open permits for the entire project, so apparently I would take that over.  I would bring in some of my own subs. The numbers still make sense to complete it and sell it, but I am not familiar with the risks this might entail.  Any warnings? 

Thank you!

Patricia

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