It feels like time and time again, the biggest challenge in the BRRRR strategy is finding a reliable, consistent General Contractor to do the rehab jobs.

Is anyone willing to provide recommendations for reliable general contractors that are also relatively affordable in the area?

It’s a cleaner, more reliable solution, and while the higher subscription cost can feel like a drawback, it’ll save you a lot of headaches and time in the long run.

In the end, generally it's class C acquisitions and management with all it's goodness, like any game it needs to be learned how to play it successfully and no, section 8 is not the solution, I only have about 10, rest are cash paying.

What's your plan for finding reliable local contacts?

A few practical moves would be to establish a small, dependable vendor team to include a plumber, HVAC technician and a reliable handyman who can handle the majority of routine repairs.

Local partners: Even if you self-manage, having one reliable handyman or contractor in the area (and maybe a property check-in person) goes a long way, especially for turnover or emergency fixes.If you’re comfortable handling screening, tenants, rent, and maintenance coordination on your own, the software + local contacts combo can definitely work for a small portfolio.

We understand that reliability and flexibility are critical, especially when you are managing large renovation expenses.Regarding transaction limits, every new account begins on our standard checking tier, which has defined daily and monthly thresholds.

Aloha everyone,

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