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Charles Seager
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When to have Trim Carpenter out for estimate?

Charles Seager
  • Saint Louis, MO
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This is my first rehab.  I am gathering estimates currently and was wondering when should I have the Trim Carpenter out?  I am adding 2 BR and a Bath in the second story which is currently just an attic.  So nothing is framed out.

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Charles Seager
  • Saint Louis, MO
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@Will Barnard I have just recently spent time with a mentor and your path was an almost identical one to that of my mentor laid out for me.   I appreciate the validation. 

The communication aspect of RE investing will the most challenging for me since I have the hardest time getting out of my own way.   When I get past that things will flow.  

It’s like getting into cold water, I just have to run and jump, but some times it takes a few walk ups before I just do it. 

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