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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

BRRR - resources for closing
This is my 1st time locating a BRRR property. I am assuming you want to quickly rehab, as soon as you close. Since the rehab work required might vary by the property - it's hard to know if you need a roofer, or a handyman or general contractor etc.
How do you all typically line up resources/contractors to do the rehab? Do you have a list of go-to resources/contacts that you want to contact BEFORE closing on the property so that you can engage them to come out and do the rehab work?
where also is a good place to find resources/contacts for doing the rehab work?