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Marcella Sykes
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How much for contingency?

Marcella Sykes
  • Norfolk, VA
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Considering a property purchase of $50,000, needing a complete overhaul. ARV $234,000. Estimated repairs $110,000 how much should I include for contingencies?

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Adam Abdel-Hafez
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Adam Abdel-Hafez
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Marcella Sykes yes, I agree with J Scott. If you're doing a gut, there is really no reason to have a contingency. Just make sure that you have a capable GC with a very detailed scope of work. If it makes you comfortable, you can do a 5% contingency just in case, but on a gut it really isn't necessary.

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