All Forum Posts by: George C.

If you are handy or even if you aren’t, there are somethings that you can do yourself to cut costs or save money to upgrade in other areas.  

As a new investor it is hard to find  the people who do good work for reasonable prices or as we like to call it “investor friendly.”   If you look for estimates I am sure they are all over the place.  

I use handyman services that are either referred from my local REIA or FB groups. I currently have 2 that I work with. One comes with drama and the other with not so much drama.

I have seen people complain about re-glazing tile that the finish doesn’t last as long.  Look around.  With the right people you may be surprised that putting up new tile may not be as costly as you thought 

Definitely sounds like you have at least one winner there haha, working on building my network and team to balance out quality/price ratio, I just wanted to freshen up the tiles, but will look at other options thank you for your input it was helpful!

@George Chang I would pay $7,500 for the work you described. Learning how to renovate on an investor budge as opposed to a homeowner budget is far different. Good Luck

That’s probably way over estimate if you are keeping the kitchen cabinets and just reglazing all the bathroom tile. 

makes sense thank you for your reply!