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Inspection period without a contractor
Hi BP,
I am in North Carolina getting ready to start doing my first BRRRR. I am in the process of looking for my first property.
I was curious as to the inspection period. What if I do not have any contractors to walk the property with the inspector? What would be the best way to estimates rehab costs? I know I can hop on YouTube and get a basic understanding of doing it on my own, but I would much rather rely on the contractor as they would have a much better gage of what a project would cost.
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Bruce Woodruff
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Get the report from the Home Inspector and use it with a couple of General Contractors to get bids (prices) from them.