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Chris Keator How to pay contractors for my first flip in Queen Creek, Arizona
15 November 2018 | 5 replies
Pay in increments of 10% upon mobilization and then 20% milestones until you reach a punchlist and the last 10% upon completion.  
Rigo V. What do you need before a flip?
2 October 2018 | 4 replies
A Payment Schedule should outline Payment Milestones, Amounts & Terms which describe the work that needs to be completed in order for the Contractor to get paid, how much the Contractor gets paid, and when the Contractor gets paid.Form W-9You will need to get a W-9 from the Contractor so you have the Contractor's Name, Address & Taxpayer Identification number which will be used for preparing Vendor 1099s for your Contractors at tax time.Proof of InsuranceBefore hiring a Contractor you need to make sure that the Contractor is carrying the proper insurance to protect your property, investments & personal assets.
Vince Gethings looking for Landlord/investor Software
17 October 2018 | 2 replies
I am looking for something more strategic to were I can set targets, milestones for projects, properties, and my company and track and manage their progress.
Mike Wilkinson Best contractor pay arrangements to create a win-win flip team
24 October 2018 | 2 replies
I always paid for all my materials out of pocket, and then paid the contractor in pre-arranged increments to be paid when certain milestones are hit.
Tony M. Get out of hard money loan but not complete yet! Please help!
13 September 2018 | 2 replies
Did you have a scope of work contract including schedules, milestones, and payments? 
KeviMoni Allison Aloha!!! KAUAI Hawaii Equity cash out REFI
14 September 2018 | 4 replies
GOAL: we surpass the milestone and target of 10k$ a month net passive income —so we can FIRE, we currently working are in active duty military family and stationed in the panhandle of Florida.
Josue Velney General contractors want to much money prior to starting job.
24 September 2018 | 50 replies
Do the harder stuff and lay out a project for the customer with regards to how the milestones will go, where the QC checks will be, and when payments will be issued, based on project costs (materials, and labor).
Kathryn Stevens Do you incentivize GCs? If so, how?
31 October 2018 | 26 replies
Now, we write up simple contracts that have several milestone payments (most GC's ask for only 2 or 3 but we push for 4 or 5) as well as a early completion bonus and daily penalty if the completion date is not met.
Anthony Testino Putting funds out is something I dont want to do
9 July 2018 | 21 replies
If you want to avoid the typical construction loan process of getting draws upon milestone completion, you are likely to have to go the private financing route. 
Charles Cook Contractor/Investor permit agreement
3 July 2018 | 3 replies
You can setup a draw schedule using “passing” inspections as the milestone for payment.