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Taking a Contractor to a potential property?

Bess Carter
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As a new investor looking for my first fix & flip, I don't have a great idea of what it would cost for different types of rehab. Would you all recommend taking a General Contractor to a potential property and paying him for his time in exchange for him giving a good estimate of the scope of work?  If so, does anyone in the Charlotte, NC area know a GC that would be good for this type of thing? Thanks so much!

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I am not from your area so i cant help with GC

when starting off you are always better hiring someone to oversee the project.  

Honest contractors are hard to find.

Get detailed invoices. 

Get a second opinion when you are not sure

Only take someone who answers "all" your question

I am more then glad to try to answer any specific questions as far as fair pricing 

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