I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM CONTRACTORS IN THE WOODRIDGE, NJ 07075 AREAELECTRICIANS, TILE GUYS, PLUMBERS, DRY WALL CONTRACTORS, DOOR HANGERS ETC 

I would take notes on what you think needs to be done and/or what is found by the appraiser and then work to get quotes from your contractors, your experience, and google before proceeding.Depending if you’re renting or flipping, you’ll likely have different things you will want to take care of.

We're a management company but also a licensed contractor and our team does quite a bit of work on the old structures up here.  

From 1960s to 1970s contractors were using aluminum wire.

IF, i were to pay contractors to complete the work, i would add at least 50% to that total if not more....IS IT WORTH THE REHAB?

I generally have done most repairs personally on reno's, but looking to start a relationship with a handyman or contractor to work on this house and more in the future.

I am looking for a reliable contractor and plumber to assist me moving forward.

I'm brand new to this business I'm about 45 days in to the business and just got my first deal accepted I'm going to flip it now my question is my brother has been remodeling bathrooms and kitchens laying tile basically anything that needs repairs he can do does anyone see how it can be a problem hiring him to do the work over finding contractors to do the work

-I spoke with the lender who admitted to me on the phone that the buyer never filled out the loan application, and that they gave income and employment information on February 5th, days before my listing was under contract or even on the MLS.

We'd also, I suppose, have the option of paying a licensed/insured contractor by the job to do it, and just having a few guys to call for maintenance calls, therefore eliminating our payroll entirely as well as our workers comp costs, etc.