All Forum Posts by: Scott Upshaw

my take as a contractor...if he didnt build it to the specs that were on the plan and approved by the local twshp..he is responsible for the added work to correct such mistakes. If he was contracted for solid wood doors, u should get solid wood doors. Period! I know there are aleays 2 sides to the story...but if this is truly how it went down...pay him nothing until its resolved. Hope this helps

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If the contractor follows the approved drawings he is responsible? Explain how?

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Love Shark Tank!. How many peoole do you typically have apply to present you a "deal"?

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Love Shark Tank!. How many peoole do you typically have apply to present you a "deal"?

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whoops..forgor to post the article. http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2017/04/nj_ag_warns_landlords_over_no_section_8_housing_ad.html

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came across this article on section 8 in nj. Landlords should read this.

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will this strategy work for flipping properties as well?

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I agree with charlie. I have done a few fire restoration jobs and the original amount the insurance company would pay out eas waaaay off. I did an assesment for the client and got her almost 30k more money paid towards the damages. If you need any advice on any of that..feel free to reach out.

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am i doing the @ thing right?

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All Forum Posts by: Scott Upshaw

Scott Upshaw has started 9 posts and replied 91 times.

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