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What's the best way to source GCs for a cosmetic flip?

James Clays
  • Real Estate Agent
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So I am wondering what's the best way to find contractors? I have a client who wants a contractor's info incase he finds a property he can give them a call and get a quote. I've thought about just going to facebook but I wanted to ask here to see if anyone has any input. The rehab would be mainly cosmetic, floors, kitchen, bathrooms, paint. Do most investors have their own? Preferably someone who will work anywhere in Phoenix. Open to all info and suggestions!

Thank you!

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Evan Polaski
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Evan Polaski
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Ask your network.  As an agent, you likely have several clients, so ask them if they have had any good experiences with contractors.

Your client can do the same with their network.

Good contractors are one of the hardest things to find for a flip. The best ones typically cost more than investors want to spend. And, other flippers/investors are typically not going to share who their good contractors are because they don't want them to be too busy for the investor's jobs when they come up. As such, you could try REIA and local meetups, but I imagine you likely won't get very far.

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