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DaVon Brooks
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Rehab Estimates - Mentor Relationship

DaVon Brooks
  • Wholesaler
  • Nashville, TN
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I've noticed that in my deals, the only number that I'm ever hesitant about estimating is the cost of repairs. Ive been using an average of 30 dollars per square foot as my general formula. However, I'm not always sure what needs to be rehabbed. What I've been told is to partner with more experienced investors to get a more accurate understanding and thats what I'm trying to do. Any rehabbers in Nashville willing to let a new investor just tag along and learn?

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Devan Mcclish
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Devan Mcclish
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me. If it's a deal that works for me, I will let you tag along and meet everyone I work with along the project

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