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In today’s podcast we will continue our 5 daily questions and discuss how to find good contractors who don’t charge high prices.

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Show NotesIn This Show, We Cover:* > How do you find good contractors to rehab houses? Many are retail and very expensive, such as the ones on Angie’s List. How can an investor find good ones that do excellent quality work, but don’t charge such high pricing? Some of the GC’s charge $100 sq. ft. to gut a house which is the same cost as new construction.

  • Emailed a contract for a SUPER motivated seller and he’s gone rogue. Any advice?

  • What do you do with returned mail?

  • When should you consider going full time in real estate?

  • I have my first “sub to deal under contract (woohoo). The existing loan has a balance of $550,000 and I want to make sure I don’t screw this up. Should I notify the lender and make sure they will not call the loan? I was told that if I obtain a new insurance policy they will notify the lender of a new buyer to be insured and will be made aware that the property has transacted, is this true? Any tips on this or any other steps during this process I should know about would be MUCH appreciated!

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