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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When it comes to adding value to a home, nothing beats a functional and practical floor plan. Sure, things like interior design, tiles, and fixtures are important, but the layout of the home is the tr...
If you’ve been in the construction or real estate game long enough, you know this business can feel like a one-man (or woman) show. But here’s the thing – it doesn’t have to be. Trying to manage proje...
I hate to break the news to you early, but there is no easy way to estimate re-framing costs on rehab projects. Re-framing could be anything from just installing a beam, to a completely new layout thr...
Our goal recently has been to add more clarity and detail to our Construction Cost Sheet. At the same time, we want to make sure that it doesn't get too bulky and only includes the most important deta...
Have you ever thought about your impact as a Rehabber or Builder?
When choosing careers, what is one of the most common things that people are looking for? I hear this all the time, "I just want to m...
Have you or someone on your team made a mistake in construction? Your answer should be yes, and so is mine! As a matter of fact, I just spent the last week correcting a mistake that my team made, and ...
I'm in the middle of updating my Construction Cost Sheet, and I also have an annoyingly expensive hardwood order to pay for today... so now is a great time to talk about Budgeting for Hardwood.
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I got a rehabbing and building tip for you. Nothing big, but I consider it somewhat of a "fundamental" to my on-site project management. This is not a tip you've heard before because... I made it up (...
For new construction, and full-gut renovations your drywall contractor will be giving you prices “per board.” Additions also will be priced per board, but economies-of-scale needs to be considered and...
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When hiring contractors for a renovation or development project, the very first step is to decide if we are using a General Contractor (GC)/Project Manager (PM), or if we are “subbing-out” t... |
Let's talk about Contractors & Down Payments! I find this not only to be a very interesting topic, but also a very important one...
Before I get into my thoughts, I would like to point out that one o...
