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Tyron McDaniel
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Sugar Land, TX
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A 30 Day Rehab - Can it be done?

Tyron McDaniel
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Sugar Land, TX
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Just closed on this really neat Craftsman home last week and our goal is to be DONE in 30 days... Just 1 week in she is totally demo'd (minus a 2x4 or two or three), foundation is lifted and leveled and the electrical and a/c guys get rolling on Saturday. 

There are some really nice looking floors under all this dirt and that kitchen will get an island, all new cabinets, a utility room added and french doors leading out to a deck. 30 days is a really tight time frame but I'm pulling out all the stops to meet the deadlines. What tips you have for completing your rehabs quickly?

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Dave Schneider
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  • Elmhurst, IL
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Dave Schneider
  • Investor
  • Elmhurst, IL
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Yes. Make sure the material is on site to keep your production at a fast pace. Permits be pulled in advance to avoid work stoppage.  Your contractor needs to understand your expectations so he will provide enough resources to get the job done.

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