by Marcus Hairston | Aug 16, 2016 | Project Management
Are you looking to create a scope of work for your next rehab project? A good contractor is going to ask you for your scope of work. This is one of the most important things needed to get your project started. This is the official document that initiates your project...
by Marcus Hairston | Aug 11, 2016 | Project Management
Effective project management is required to complete any renovation project. Just because you hire a general contractor doesn’t mean your project will be effectively coordinated. It’s critical that the renovation is handled in the proper order and you establish a...
by Marcus Hairston | Aug 5, 2016 | Project Management
Rehabbing houses is a popular business option for many entrepreneurs. Like any profession we are always looking for ideas and strategies to improve our business and increase profit margins. After successfully rehabbing hundreds of properties and having seen the good,...
by Marcus Hairston | Aug 21, 2015 | Business Development, Estimating Repairs, Evaluating Structuring and Negotiating Deals, Project Management
Finding contractors is an ongoing process for a rehabber, especially if you are working on multiple projects. Tweet ThisSo how can you find good contractors to work on your projects? You can go to your local Home Depot I’m sure we have all seen plenty of contractors...
by Michael Moreno | Aug 19, 2015 | Business Development, Project Management, Selling Your Project
Up until now, if you have ever purchased or financed a home, chances are you have also completed a HUD-1 Settlement Statement. This settlement statement is mandatory in any Real Estate transaction involving financing, which was put into place to protect consumers. ...
by Michael Moreno | Aug 17, 2015 | Business Development, Evaluating Structuring and Negotiating Deals, Project Management, Selling Your Project
One of the worst thigs that can happen to an investor while trying to sell a house is that the house sits and doesn’t sell. Each day that the house has not sold takes more money out of your pockets. Time is money and from the time you purchase a house, renovate it,...
