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Sean Ploskina
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Questions to ask before investing with a rehabber

Sean Ploskina
  • Investor
  • Virginia Beach, VA
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I have an associate who is an experienced rehabber.  My market has been sucking in terms of acquiring rentals so I am looking to put my money in other options.  I know very little about rehabbing itself and want to make sure I am going to be putting my money with the right person.

What are some things that those here have found makes for a successful rehabber?  So when I sit down with him I will know what to look for?

Thanks BPers

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Chris C.
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  • Easley, SC
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Chris C.
  • Wholesaler
  • Easley, SC
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If they are running a legitimate rehab business they should be able to show you what they budgeted for past properties and what they actually spent.  I would want to see those numbers to evaluate their ability to budget and how much they are actually making.  Of course these numbers can be fudged but a lot of information can come from how they act when you ask for that information so do it in person.  

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