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Jef A.
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Working full time + Rehab??

Jef A.
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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I am interested in purchasing a single family unit but have concerns about dealing with a contractor to perform the work when i work full time. Any advice for finding a reliable/trustworthy contractor? The home needs Painting, Windows, Carpet, and a new Kitchen. The property is a 3/2 and ~1500sq ft. My end goal is to keep the property as a rental. This is my first project so i am a bit nervous dealing with a contractor and not being able to stay on top of him/her to make sure i dont have my money stolen and the job is getting done.

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