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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Floor Plan for Rehab
Should I create floor plans for rehab property?
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As an architect I am biased, but I think you should have some sort of plans drawn if you are doing much in the way of moving doors and walls. It just keeps everyone on the same page. If the work you are doing is minor then I would recommend using this high tech stuff called graph paper and a pencil. If you are doing major work I would check with a local contractor to see who draws for them.