6 Guaranteed Ways to Lose Money When Hiring Contractors

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Title	:	6 Guaranteed Ways to Lose Money When Hiring Contractors
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You are awesome, dude!! Thank you
Comment from : @kristofwalker

What kind of trees are those behind you? And have always heard when hiring a contractor never revealed your occupation That you will be "sized up " for what they can charge $$$$$ (Even though the shewed contractors have sized you up by the property value)
Comment from : @hchayes9431

How do you make sure contractors don’t run off with the materials?
Comment from : @propertychicago3708

Great video Tarl! Thanks for the info dude!
Comment from : @SuperSimpleRealEstate

Those relying on BiggerPockets to do real estate will be sorely disappointed Information is often inaccurate, incomplete or outdated God help us
Comment from : @patmarco2251

Who would you want to do business with? Someone who's always late, disorganized, non communicative? Deal with reputable people and don't be cheap
Comment from : @The1SimLash

Thanks for this valuable info Tarl and BP! I’m about to get a bid from contractor #2, and just found a third to get an estimate from So far, the first two haven’t mentioned contracts, line item bids, or draw schedules Hopefully my BP membership includes these contracts and templates in forms or forums Super helpful - and timely! Thanks again!!
Comment from : @Andradi303

Tarl’s tips are solid a 7th tip I would add is be willing to fire a bad contractor fast I didn’t do that it ended up costing me thousands On my channel I’m sharing what it was like buying and renovating my 250 year old rental property and I plan on going in detail on where I went wrong with the contractor 😅
Comment from : @MakingYourOwnWay

👍
Comment from : @evgenyonishkevich8494

Thank you
Comment from : @dwilsongs

The market changes based on supply and demand Summer demand winds down in the fall or window Of course demand where you live the US GOOD LUCK
Comment from : @Onecamera

Contractors are the absolute worst!
Comment from : @priceandpride

Good luck in getting contractors to bid on anything, for me it has been a pain to even have one guy that wants to do stuff
Comment from : @koby2995

Soon you'll see Contractors charging for line item bids
Comment from : @antonbriggs5680

GREAT INSIGHT
Comment from : @davidwhite3654

Thank you!
Comment from : @jgc6404

Totally agree with going for quality over speed This way it's cheaper but the quality is ensured
Comment from : @thenewwayhome

I find the ones that get back to me, communicate, keep me updated and are punctual and give me a detailed estimate including payment although not always the cheapest have usually served me well
Comment from : @JamesP29