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$28K VS. $61K... SAME JOB?!
@jackiethehappyinvestor
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Why it worked
The video addresses a common pain point for homeowners and real estate investors: the significant price variation in contractor bids for the same job. By clearly presenting the discrepancy and offering actionable advice, it provides immediate value and relatability.
Summary
The video compares two contractor bids for the same project, one at $28,000 and the other at $61,000. It emphasizes the importance of getting multiple bids and comparing the scope of work rather than just the total price.
Structure
- 1Introduction of two bids for the same project
- 2Highlighting the price difference
- 3Explaining why price differences occur
- 4Advice to compare scope of work, not just price
- 5Concluding with the importance of multiple bids
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$28K VS. $61K...
SAME JOB?!
Transcript
I got two contractor bids for the exact same project. One came in at $28,000 and the other at $61,000. That's why you should never rely on just one estimate. Pricing can vary dramatically depending on the contractor, overhead, schedule, and scope of work. Always get multiple bids, compare what's actually included, and make sure you're comparing apples to apples before making a decision. #HouseFlipping #RealEstateInvesting #HomeRenovation #ContractorTips #FixAndFlip
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🔨 I got two contractor bids for the exact same project. One came in at **$28,000** and the other at **$61,000**. That's why you should never rely on just one estimate. Pricing can vary dramatically depending on the contractor, overhead, schedule, and scope of work. Always get multiple bids, compare what's actually included, and make sure you're comparing apples to apples before making a decision. #HouseFlipping #RealEstateInvesting #HomeRenovation #ContractorTips #FixAndFlip
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