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All Forum Posts by: Cj Gooden

Cj Gooden has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Seeking Advice on Finding, Vetting, and Managing GCs for New Construction

Cj Gooden
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Hi BiggerPockets community!

I’m diving into new construction projects as a real estate investor with a full-time job, and I’d love some advice on how to best find, vet, and manage General Contractors (GCs). Balancing a 9-to-5 with my real estate ventures is a challenge, so I want to ensure I have a solid team and efficient processes.

  1. Finding Reliable GCs: What methods do you use to find dependable contractors for new builds? Are there specific networks or websites that you’ve found helpful?
  2. Vetting GCs: What criteria or red flags should I consider when vetting GCs for new construction? Are there particular questions or documents you always request?
  3. Managing GCs While Working Full-Time: Since I can’t be onsite daily, what management techniques or tools do you recommend to stay updated on project progress and quality control? Any tips on remote oversight?

Thanks in advance for any insights, resources, or experiences you can share. Your advice would be a huge help as I work to grow my real estate business!

Post: Getting started is INTIMIDATING!!

Cj Gooden
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This is awesome thank you so very much. Can I save this response to be able to go back and read it when I need it? 

Post: Getting started is INTIMIDATING!!

Cj Gooden
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Hello, I am a new investor in Oklahoma looking to make investing a full time job. Commercial Real Estate is my ultimate goal, but I am willing to take whatever steps are necessary to get into the investing door. I'm looking for mentors, meet ups, and investors in the area that I can just add value too. I've been doing a lot of YouTube watching and book reading, and I think it's time for me to just jump into the water. If you have any tips for a new investor who is extremely motivated I'll take any and all advice.