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Eric Northrup
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  • Florence, KY
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Help! I need somebody...Contractor conundrum

Eric Northrup
  • Investor
  • Florence, KY
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I am new to the real estate investing game with a little under a year under my belt. Currently, we have three properties (1 finished, 2 under renovation) and another one under contract waiting to close. 

I have learned so much from the podcast and am challenged in creating systems with my contractors/teams as we renovate these properties. What is the best method to scale your team/business to be able to handle a bigger load as you acquire more properties? 

My tax strategist is encouraging me to start another LLC that is a management company in which I can have all "subcontractors" hired in that specific company to then go and bid the work through my house projects.

Is this smart? Is anyone doing this?

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Orkeem Davis
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Englewood, NJ
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Orkeem Davis
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Englewood, NJ
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Nope!  Keep it KISS -- "Keep It Simple Stupid" Too many moving parts.  Don't get me wrong, I love the interactive world of real estate, but you should have a pulse on your business goals and objectives.  You should be guiding the boat or you should connect with a mentor who can get you to the shallow and deep water until you ae able to swim on your own.  Best Success!  

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