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Updated almost 11 years ago,

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Marcin G.
  • Chicago, IL
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estimating cost of repairs

Marcin G.
  • Chicago, IL
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If you are not totally sure how much certain items might cost you IN YOUR city …would you recommend insurance adjuster tool called Xactware ? the way I envision that …during the attorney review I could draw the layout of the house and input what needs to be changed …the soft should tell me how much insurance would pay for that ..that I think might have something to do with how much I would pay for the material (?) …if the numbers check out …I proceed to closing. If not ..cancel the contract. I will need couple of flips under my belt to feel comfortable with material/labour cost in my area but I need a little hand-holdingnot to screw up my first one …working with GC is another option ...or both scenarios in one...?

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