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Contractors / Permits
I just purchased a multi family home that is in need of rehab. Instead of hiring one major contractor, I was planning on hiring per project because I thought it would be cheaper. For example, one company will do the roofing, another will do electrical etc. is this a good idea? I’m using HomeAdvisor but subcontractors aren’t very responsive.
Also when do I need to worry about permits, like use and occupancy etc.
Any advice or contractor recommendations would be greatly appreciated!