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Path to Purchase Step 13

Executing Your Rehab

Executing a successful rehab or renovation relies on a few things. You’ll need to make sure your contractors are on time and working with efficiency, demolition is happening correctly, and the independent contractors managing systems like plumbing and HVAC are following the timeline.

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Flipping Houses 9 min read

Sep 11, 2020May 06, 2022 Ken Corsini

How to Renovate a House—Whether You’re Renting, Flipping, or Moving In

Whether you’re just diving into the world of fixer-uppers or plan to rehab a rundown old home for your own personal use, a whole-home renovation can be a daunting prospect.…

Flipping Houses 8 min read

Apr 08, 2021May 06, 2022 Erin Helle

14 Questions to Ask Before You Hire a General Contractor

Before taking on renovations, whether for your primary residence or an investment property, it’s crucial to find the right contractor. Ensure that they are qualified, have the support they need,…

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Mar 06, 2021Apr 15, 2022 Real Estate Rookie Podcast

Rookie Reply: Doing The Work Yourself vs. Hiring Out

This week’s question is a very common one that has frequently come from novice and experienced real estate investors alike. If you own rentals, you may be thinking about this…

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast 67 min read

Jan 10, 2019Apr 15, 2022 The BiggerPockets Podcast

Conquering Nightmare Rehabs While Working Full-Time with BRRRR Investor James Masotti

Excited about real estate investing and looking for a blueprint to follow? Well, you’re in luck! Guest James Masotti is a well-rounded investor who talks piling up properties while working…

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This is why it helps to establish the correct steps to follow before you begin a rehab. With so many moving parts (and moving people), it can become a whirlwind of responsibilities and tasks. The more efficient and successful the rehab, the more likely your house will sell or rent once it’s put on the open market. This is where you can finally get the cash in your hand for all the hard work you’ve put in!

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