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Need A Good Contractor? Follow My Advice… Part 2
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Hey Moguls, Steve Cook back again with my follow-up lesson about contractors.
In Part 1, I covered loads of valuable info about contractors, some of which, you may not have even thought about before. We talked about why building a list of reliable contractors is essential, how to make your contractor your BFF, where to find a ‘good’ one and more. So make sure you check out that first part before diving into Part 2.
Today, we’ll cover contractor payment schedules, contracts, insurance and the Release of Liens. Let’s get to it…
Payment Schedule - In Advance or In Arrears?
This is a touchy area. I never like paying contractors anything up front simply because I have been burned EVERY time a contractor has owed me because I was ahead. I’ve done it three times…
Steve Cook
was a nationally recognized real estate investing educator, author and real estate investor, prior to teaching Lifeonaire life coaching system. Today he is regarded as "The Coaches' Coach." Many of the people who have been coached by Steve have become coaches themselves, eager to share what they have learned with others.
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