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Updated almost 14 years ago on . Most recent reply
Building your Crew for a flip
Hi guys and gals,
I was wondering how did you start building your crew for a flip?
Do you hire just 1 General Contractor?
or
Do you hire sub contractors for each job?
( i.e. one for flooring, one for drywall)
Where did you start your search for a crew?
1) referrals?
2) go to home deport/ lowes?
3) ads on craigs, angies, etc?
Thanks for the advice
Most Popular Reply

Originally posted by Sam Ferris:
Get the same people all the time; let them sleep in the rehab; make them employess and pay the taxes.
Was that a joke?
If not, are you suggesting that you'll buy them their tools, pay for their workmans comp insurance, pay for their liability insurance, deal with the details of hiring and firing, etc...
Sounds like much more overhead than what you'll gain...