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Ed time of GC Rehab Costs

Tiffani Alvarez
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Hey guys, new investor here. I know that every GC, house, and rehab will be different, but can anyone share what GCs are charging for full renos (on average)?

An example would be a 1000sq ft. house, 3/1 or 3/2, needing full rehab.

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    @Tiffani Alvarez We just finished a 100% gut to the studs rehab on a 1,464 sq ft house at right around $100/sq ft. New roof, electrical, AC, windows, plumbing, added a 2nd shower,12x20 deck off the back door, all new interior/exterior doors, tile in bathroom floors and LVT the rest of the house. That $100/sq ft doesn't include the cost of the house and lot and we didn't use a GC, I coordinated it all myself. The ballgame has changed though, we bought all of the material early this year before prices started to rise and supplies ran out. It would probably be a little higher to do the same thing starting now. I'm not sure how much a GC charges so I didn't really answer your question but I hope this info helps a little. 

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