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All Forum Posts by: Justin Traver

Justin Traver has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Contractor is over bid.

Justin TraverPosted
  • Hood River, Or
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 1

I will take a look at the contract, but the issue is the contractor needs 30k to finish.  I have paid the full price we agreed on.  This is beyond frustrating and I feel like switching contractor would cost a lot more money.  

Post: Contractor is over bid.

Justin TraverPosted
  • Hood River, Or
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 1

I was wondering who is responsible if a contractor goes almost 30k over their bid.  They are saying that I am responsible for the extra 30k.  Just a side note this rehab has taken over 10 months and it's not even close to finished.  It has turned into a nightmare.  

Post: Should I set up multiple LLC's

Justin TraverPosted
  • Hood River, Or
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 1

I am about to purchase my second duplex and am wondering if I need an LLC for every house I am going to buy. Talked to an Attorney and he said I need a holding company which will oversee the other sub LLC's. He also recommended having one holding company that owns all the houses and have a large umbrella insurance policy instead of sub LLC'S. The con of multiple LLC's is the yearly fee for each of them. Should I be thinking about this as which costs more annually (I hope to have 10 rentals some day) or which one do you recommend? Final question, I am paying $280/hr for this Attorney, is this reasonable?