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Lucas Pfaff
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Estimating Software Help

Lucas Pfaff
  • Realtor/Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Does anyone have experience with using an estimating software package to develop rehab costs? Specifically, does anyone have experience with XactRemodel or Xactimate?

Assuming you have experience with one of these software packages, could you provide some insight or review? 

I'm looking to use the software for estimating contracting jobs as well as working up estimates for potential flips.

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Manolo D.#3 Contractors Contributor
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Manolo D.#3 Contractors Contributor
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@Lucas Pfaff Its not that large of a project, but just in case you really want to explore it, try a cost software from Craftsman (yes, the book company), choose a variety -- if you want more advanced, try rsmeans.com

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