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Rehab costs for Pennsylvania

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Hello everyone,

I am a New York investor and I am thinking of doing some projects in PA.  But I have no idea what the average rehab costs are in that market.  

I am just looking for a generally ballpark. For example if I am flipping an average middle class home, 1500 square feet, how much does a rehab go for? 

Any information would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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Alex Deacon
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@Jerry Quintiliano your questions is impossible to answer. There are so many different levels of construction , quality, bathroom count etc... You will need to do this the hard way which is get estimates and shop around. Check references when choosing a contractor and never give a large down payment. Also check in on each phase of construction prior to releasing any funds to the contractor. If you are doing work in the Pittsburgh market look up @Jeremy Taggart a local agent who does a lot of buying and holding renovations. He may be a good resource for you

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