On the contrary, a savvy GC sees value in working with a good rehabber.At any rate, many contractors are afraid of dong free bids as they expect to not get the deal, particularly since the competition is so fierce these days (your old 1 out of 3 is now likely more like one out of ten) and there are a ton of wholesalers asking for free bids who have no intentions of getting work done because they are wholesalers and not rehabbers.So I understand the contractors desire to not waste time and get paid for time, however, I would never pay for a bid.

Hi all,We REIs near Seoul,Korea met this Saturday in Itae Won.May be anyone intrested can join us.Any ways, it was a pleasure meeting all of you...John, Dan, Ben and myself.We are planning to meet up again in Oct.Anyways fyi guys...here is some pictures of Dong Tan, the town I live in and where I have some investment properties in. 

My plan was 18-24 months, so we are dong good.

Therefore, if the neighborhood calls for granite, new windows, and stainless appliances, then each and every rehabber should be dong those finishes, thus, the wholesaler should be capable of delivering the accurate costs of the rehab.

@Kevin Dong thanks for the reply. 

It is also "risky" to do nothing an have your money sitting dong and earning nothing, that net result is a loss when you factor in the devaluation of the dollar over time.There is nothing wrong with being patient and finding the right deal, if the last one was not the fit, so be it, but don't let fear or some unknowns detour you from the goal, having your money work hard for you!

That was actually our plan, to become an LLC, once we've starting dong enough deals or holding properties, that the business can support itself.  

Whoopy ding-dong.

Anyone with a decent line of credit and access to a realtor with half a brain could purchase a house and hire a bunch of ding dongs to rehab and sell it the last year.

@Cong Zhao yes.