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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Tips on Hiring a General Contractor
I am working with a number of first-time fix and flippers who are in the process of renovating their first property. What are some good tips to give them as they are interviewing contractors for their projects? What should they ask for from the contractors prior to signing a contract to move forward with work?
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Building on Dave's comments,
Number one tip that is the most important: Make sure they are licensed and insured!