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Eric C Henry
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How many contractors is too many?

Eric C Henry
  • Allentown, PA
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Hi all! I am in the process of rehabbing my first house for a fix and flip investment. The house needs a good deal of work. Most of the contractors I speak with want to take on the job of fixing the whole house and subcontract any projects that aren't in their area of expertise. My question is: should I find one GC that I am comfortable with and let them manage the rehab; or, should I manage many contractors and only award projects to the ones that specialize in the task(s) at hand. What seems to work best for you? Thank you! 

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