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Kevin Silva
  • Investor
  • RI (rhode island)
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How do you decide what “needs” to be replaced vs repaired

Kevin Silva
  • Investor
  • RI (rhode island)
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Hey all, when you first go out and do a walkthrough of a property how do you determine what actually needs to be replaced versus what can be fixed or modified or even left alone to keep construction costs low enough to get the property and make a good profit but still ensure there’s enough in the budget so your putting out a quality product and a desirable home

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