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Michael Johnson
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Good Contractor in the DC & Baltimore Area

Michael Johnson
  • Accountant
  • Bowie, MD
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Hello my name is Michael Johnson of M. Fitzgerald Investments.

We are doing WHOLESALING DEALS!!!!!!

We are looking for a licensed & bonded contractor who can compose estimates with a 12 to 24 hour period.    

PS: The estimate must be complete with the contractors contract.  License number must be on the contract or estimate.  We will provide a template if you need one.  This can be an opportunity for you.  

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J Scott
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J Scott
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If you're wholesaling these deals and not rehabbing them yourself, then what is the contractor getting out of the deal?  Sounds like they'll be providing bids with essentially zero opportunity of ever getting the work (or getting paid).

I know you probably think you'll pass the bids on to your end-buyer so your end-buyer may use the contractor, but in reality, serious end-buyers will have their own contractors and will generate their own repair estimates.

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