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Chad Reott
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Naples, FL
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How to evaluate rehab repairs?

Chad Reott
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Naples, FL
Posted

Hi guys,

I am new to the investing game and looking to focus on rehabs and flips to start out. I am aware that a major focus in doing rehabs and flips is to accurately assess the repair costs that are needed to rehab the property.

In doing research, I have come across referrals to use the Craftsman Costbooks, but they have 3 options to choose from:

• National Construction Estimator Costbook
• National Home Improvement Estimator Costbook
• National Renovation and Insurance Repair Estimator

Does anyone know which of these 3 would be most beneficial, or should I consider purchasing all 3 versions?

Any input is much appreciated!

Chad

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