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Jason Coyle
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Rehab contractor from DFW Texas expanding to Twin Cities

Jason Coyle
  • Contractor
  • Fort Worth, Tx
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We have a successful rehab company in the Dallas/Fort Worth Texas and are looking to expand and open a branch in the Minneapolis/St Paul Minnesota area. 

How much different is the market? Are there flippers looking for high quality/low price GC's in the twin cities?  Are there wholesalers in the area? Can you lend any advice applicable to our situation? 

Thanks!

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Todd Dexheimer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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Todd Dexheimer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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Originally posted by @Jason Coyle:
@Todd Dexheimer That's interesting and very good to know. Can you give me an example of a deal you've experienced where it didn't make sense to have someone GC the project?

 I don't have a specific example, but probably about the last 100+ deals I've looked at wouldnt work very well unless I did most of the renovation myself. 

There's also opportunity in the Twin Cities if you want to just be a general contractor for residential customers. We have a high demand right now for that and you would be able to make a lot more money in that space

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