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Carolyn Baek
  • Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
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Building a materials list

Carolyn Baek
  • Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
Posted

As a first time rehabber who is planning on flipping two properties in Jersey City and in Dumont, I would appreciate any advice/tips you may have when it comes to putting together a materials list and whether those in the surrounding area have any recommendations on companies that I should check out when it comes to purchasing flooring/granite for kitchen/tile, etc. The contractor I will be working with said I would be responsible for purchasing/gathering all of the materials on the back end. Thank you!

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