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Delwyn A.
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I'd recommend joining your local REIA to meet some general contractors. Usually, when people know of good contractors, they more than likely won't recommend them out because they want to keep them to themselves. So, it would be best to find and vet GC's on your own--and REIAs are typically the best route to find some.

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What type of GC are you looking for and what type of work are you looking to get done? 

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Whoever you hire, make sure you have three references you can call, and projects they are currently working on that you can walk.