Good video, but I would have loved more details, for instance, what to do in case something goes really wrong?, do you recommend insurance for rehabs?, finance tips?, etc...
Thanks for the video. I will be rehabbing an out of state SFH next July when current lease runs out. I appreciate the recommendations on big ticket items and where to get other resources for estimating (books, forums, calls to contractors). I'd like to get my numbers done (with 15-20% buffer) then begin to lock in contractors. Is anyone having longer than expected lead times for contractors to commit to your project?
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Good video, but I would have loved more details, for instance, what to do in case something goes really wrong?, do you recommend insurance for rehabs?, finance tips?, etc...
You can find other videos on those topics. This was a video specifically about estimating rehab costs.
Great information. Thank you!
Great information.. thank you
Thanks for the video. I will be rehabbing an out of state SFH next July when current lease runs out. I appreciate the recommendations on big ticket items and where to get other resources for estimating (books, forums, calls to contractors). I'd like to get my numbers done (with 15-20% buffer) then begin to lock in contractors. Is anyone having longer than expected lead times for contractors to commit to your project?
Same question.
Would you recommend same procedure for someone who is not a rehabber but wants to buy a property that would most likely needs some light rehab?