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Jose Guevarra
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Managing GC when out of state

Jose Guevarra
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Mira Mesa, CA
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HI Guys,

One of my biggest hurdles to investing out of state is managing the general contractor during a rehab.   I'm curious how you build these types of relationships, how to manage them, and keep them accountable. 

I came across bildwise.com which acts as a "liason" between you and the GC.  They specifically target out of town investors that need a local coordinator to help them manage rehab/construction projects.  Has anyone used these guys? 

Thanks.

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Antoine Martel
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Antoine Martel
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Originally posted by @Jose Guevarra:

@Antoine Martel what have you paid the realtor in the past? Thanks.

 $300-400/mo for the project renovations or a flat fee of $500 or 10% of project budget. 

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