Good morning all,I just had a quick question. How are you guys selecting your contractors and materials to do a rehab. Are you utilizing multiple contractors or one General Contractor? As for materials and the such, a...

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I am curious if any landlords out there can give me some guidance.  My rental unit is currently vacant and needs a paint job prior to the new tenants for March 1st.  The property management company got me three bids r...

Many of us real estate investors at one point or another in our REI careers will flip a house or perform a demo on a property. With demos and gutting properties comes a lot of waste. But did you know that you can actu...

I wanted to help you guys out. I am finding local wholesalers do not know actual costs to fix a property properly.

I have seen a few tell me $15k in repairs when I know that is the materials costs......no clue

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Can anyone shed some light on direct mail marketing? What website works best for sending out postcards, flyers, marketing material? Can I send it to just one property I'm interested in or an entire neighborhood?

Looking for drywall professional at market price who can provide acceptable quality. Home is single family 3 bed 1200 square feet in Hegewisch neighborhood. I will be providing materials. Will need 5-10 sheets install...

I am live in Miami FL and I am in the market to find a vacant lot to build a home as my primary residence. It looks like the market is signaling a slow down in new home purchases, which is also causing the constructio...

I am wondering what is a typical budget for a live-in flip. I am planning on buying a primary residence that I can get as a decent fixer-upper. It can be move-in ready and could use some TLC to increase the value of t...

With all of the crazy changes to material and land cost- is there a current "not totally made up" rule of thumb for the cost of new construction?  One of places with or without labor.