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Ryan Reddy
  • New to Real Estate
  • Denver, CO
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First Flip Property!!

Ryan Reddy
  • New to Real Estate
  • Denver, CO
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I finally have my first flip property under contract closing later this week!! It's been four months since I officially started looking and after many tours and offers the hard work begins!! I have hired a GC to help manage the construction of the project. 

Can anyone provide any tips on the best places to spend dollars to maximize ROI ?(besides kitchen / bathrooms)

Can anyone also provide any tips on certain things I can help the GC with that will save me money? I have thought of starting by removing the old carpets, doors, cabinets, electrical fixtures. Note: I do not have any construction experience.


Any other advice is appreciated!

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