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Theo Roshell
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Birmingham, AL rehab co

Theo Roshell
  • Birmingham, AL
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I have been working to become an investor while managing my commercial construction company, but I recently decided to use my crews to rehab homes for other investors. What do you guys think about this decision?

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Jarrod Cook
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How are you planning on finding the properties to rehab or are you thinking of rehabbing existing investments after tenants move out? If you are simply wanting to do make ready work then I am not sure the benefit is there for you unless there is huge volume - most management companies have in house contractors and most self managers have preferred contractors that they have been working with for periods of time. 

You might try speaking with local management companies to see if they need crews for rehab work. 

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