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My last Hurdle...Contractors

Jay Drysdale
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What's y'alls method for interviewing and making relationships with the various contractors? Just start making calls and seeing if they have availability first and then go from there? Obviously licensed is main thing, bonded even better, viewing their portfolio, asking if they specialize in rehabs etc. I don't think I'd want a one-4-all and would be more cost effective to have a tile guy, kitchen guy, floor guy etc. Just don't want to get killed with holding costs by buying an asset and then not having anyone to do the work.

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