Rehabber's Blog
Our blog is dedicated to helping builders and investors with their rehabbing projects, offering practical advice and expert guidance. We cover a wide range of topics related to rehabbing, from selecting the right materials and tools to managing budgets and timelines.
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For rehabbers and builders who buy and sell homes, the thought of obtaining a contractor’s license may seem unnecessary or out of reach. After all, you’re not a traditional...
Setting goals in the world of rehabbing and building houses can feel like chasing a moving target. Plans change, budgets shift, and timelines rarely go as planned. If you’ve ever felt...
As we close out 2024, it's the perfect time to reflect on how construction costs have evolved throughout the year. By identifying trends and lessons learned, we can better prepare for 2025 with...
Are you tracking and documenting construction costs for your rehabbing or building business?
The pros do it, and so should you. The longer you’re in this business, the more you’ll...
As a rehabber or builder, your ability to navigate inspections effectively plays a crucial role in completing your project on time and on budget. This part of the process can often derail a...
The permitting process for any rehabber or builder can be filled with headaches, speed bumps, and delays. Because of this, many try to avoid large projects or sidestep permitting altogether....
Why is it so important to become proficient in permits and inspections? Simply put, it enables you to grow your business. Rehabbers and builders who master permitting and inspections gain the...
It’s almost time to wrap up your project, which means it’s time to tackle the punchlist. Often, it feels like we spend just as much time on our punch lists as we do on the rest of the...
The pre-construction and planning phase is the foundation of any successful rehab or building project. At The Rehabber’s Playbook, we emphasize this phase to ensure clarity, understanding,...
When it comes to rehabbing and building homes, most of the focus tends to be on scheduling labor and getting crews on-site. While that’s undeniably important, what often gets overlooked is...
One of the most critical aspects of project management is conducting regular site visits. However, showing up at a project site without a plan can lead to missed details, inefficient use of time,...
Is Project Management the most important vertical for a successful Real Estate Investment (REI) and development business?
I'm not sure if I’m ready to give a definitive "yes," but...
