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Kyle Kelley
  • Investor
  • Hawthorne, CA
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How to Build a solid Fix and Flip team? (general contractors, plumbers, electrician, etc.)

Kyle Kelley
  • Investor
  • Hawthorne, CA
Posted

I wanted to ask for everyone's experience or input on what the best way to go about building a solid and trustworthy fix and flip team would be. 

If you have developed your own team, what were some of the steps you took to develop the team? Who is on your team (GC, plumber, electrician, etc.)? 

Feel free to share good experiences, bad experiences, and/or put forth any information you think would be helpful to new or even established investors looking to build a team instead of relying on multiple contractors and specialists. 

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