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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
First rehab question
Hi
I have got this great house recently that I would like to flip. I am going to be GC for the rehab. My question to more experienced folks is do I get more accurate bid if I first demo myself so everything is clear for Kitchen/bath contractors to give me an accurate bid.
One of the contractor that I have used in the past suggested that I clean out the 2 baths, kitchen so other contractors know exactly what they are dealing with.
Any suggestions?
Most Popular Reply

If you want to save money this is the best and most effective way to go. Not only do you NOT absorb the demo cost. You know first hand what to expect from the rehab because you saw it for yourself. There is much to gain, be well and prosper!