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Don Johnson
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Estimates and contractors

Don Johnson
  • Denver, CO
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Hey guys,

I am getting started in wholesaling, however I feel bad about having a contractor come out and estimate repairs knowing I won't be using his services. I know estimating really is a process you only learn by doing however for the first few deals I want to be as spot on as possible while I develop my skills. Would you recommend using home advisor's estimate costs tailored to the specific zip code I'm working in to ascertain costs? I'm pretty knowledgeable on what to look for in repairs it's just pricing them out in an efficient manner and with good accuracy I concerned about.

Thanks!

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