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Jon Huber
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Interviewing contractors, should I just hand over the Home Inspection Report?

Jon Huber
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boca Raton, FL
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Hello all,

   I am in the midst of needing to interview contractors, and I am debating if I should provide a list of things that need to get done, or if I should just give them the Home Inspection Report. My thought process is that they may inflate their quote if they have knowledge of EVERYTHING that needs to get done. And this home inspection was pretty thorough. There isn't anything major that needs to be done. Foundation and roof are fine, but it is a bunch of little cosmetic things here and there. I'd like to put it out there to see what everyone else has done in this situation.

Thank you,

Jon

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