The Ultimate Guide to Rehabbing E-Course is written by William Bronchick.

This isn’t your typical how to save a buck on your next remodel study guide…no, you’ve never seen this before!

There is a guide to rehabilitation. It’s all about taking control of your future rehab projects. Do you perform due diligence on a property? Is it possible to check comps, get an appraisal, insurance and taxes? Yes, you do! Why do you leave the rehabilitation to chance? Does the $30K rehab investment matter to you?

Fact: Hard money costs the investor in single-family rehab deals. It costs $2500 per month to carry the property. Is it possible that going an extra month or two might not cost so much? The $5K will be put in your pocket by the UGR. Get educated on how to take control of your projects by taking the prayer out of rehabbing.

You can learn from a general contractor. Who will show you?

• • How to find, select, pay, and negotiate with contractors!
  • How to build a ROCK solid contractor agreement (form included)
  • Generating a crystal clear scope of work (form included)
  • Change orders – avoid getting dinged later (form included)
  • Punch lists to prevent your contractor from skipping before the last payment (form included)
  • Lien Waivers, the RE Investor’s BEST FRIEND! (form included)
  • What work must have a BUILDING PERMIT
  • How to work with BUILDING DEPARTMENTS
  • BUILDING CODE issues pertinent to the RE Investor
  • General Construction Knowledge that ALL rehabbers should have!
  • The new EPA Regulations on LEAD BASED PAINT!
  • How to minimize your LIABILITY on ALL REMODEL PROJECTS!

Much, much more!

The only relationship where the customer has no leverage is the contractor relationship. Why is it happening to you? Their. mercy? I will make you control your rehab projects. Learning how and when to pay contractors is one of the things you can do to maintain control. I have included the documents you need to make sure you avoid claims for extra compensation by contractors and eliminate paying twice for work because of mechanics liens!

• • Six page, ROCK SOLID, Residential Construction Agreement
  • Scope of Work Form
  • Change Order Form
  • Punch List Form
  • Partial Lien Waiver
  • Final Lien Waiver

You can learn the inside secrets from a licensed general contractor.

Maybe you’ve attended a rehab seminar or purchased courses that covered the mundane: costing out materials, what work you can do yourself to save a few bucks, what colors to use or not use, and how to ‘cut corners’. I will show you how to find, qualify, and manage your contractors so you can maximize your profits.

I am not at the mercy of my contractor.

You can learn how tominimize your liability. Did you know that you can be sued by workers who are injured on the job, by tenants or buyers for property damage, or by sub-code home improvements? You can have liens placed on your property if you don’t know who placed them. I will show you how to eliminate these risks. Is it not construction savvy? Basic construction terminology and what to look for when walking a property can be learned. Not up to speed on building codes? Emergency egress concerns will be taught to you by me. There are forms, forms, forms. Oh, and contracts. If you ever signed a construction agreement with a contractor, I think you signed their contract. Never again! I will show you what to include in your contracts, as well as the importance of written change orders and punch lists. I have worked with hundreds of people. I have issued or been issued thousands of construction documents in my career, and I have distilled that expertise and experience into several key construction documents every rehabber needs in their arsenal!

They should learn how to communicate like an old pro.

Many contractors will take advantage of you if you don’t know what you’re doing. I will teach you how to speak like a pro. You are sending a clear message when you speak in their terms. You should make your margin off someone else. I will teach you about construction issues that are relevant to the residential rehabber so that you know what to look for in a property.

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