Communication = #1 Also, go to the job site, shake hands, acknowledge all the contractors and treat them well. Bring them pizza, pop, etc. They will remember the little things guys trust me.

Did this get discontinued ?!?! This provides GREAT value

That guy at 3:30 on the ladder about to risk it all

@howtoairbnb8239

6 жыл бұрын

lol

@wilhallman2890

5 жыл бұрын

My first thought haha

@ashleycowen5104

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. Even on job sites heavily regulated by OSHA you still see that! It's usually a sign of cutting corners, where the superintendent, GC, project manager, foreman, or even the worker themselves don't want to spend the money to buy what they need to get the job done safely! A little extra money spent on a taller ladder is much better than spending thousands of dollars on medical bills and a possible lawsuit, which could very well be the reason we haven't seen an episode 4!

@aldrinmabanta

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly. At least warn him in camera. Editing lol.

This was a great video episode Chris!!!! Showing you getting into the thick of things during a rehab project and what's required of you as an investor. Keep these type of videos coming.................

Great episode! 100% agree about the importance of communication - I’ve found most problems are the result of poor communication with contractors - having a detailed scope of work is so important!Tons of useful tips - thanks Chris!

@lomparti

3 жыл бұрын

Hey! What are you doing here Matt?!?! lol

Contractor start and finish deadlines are important... I had a roof job start late and run long due to slow contractor working hours. Great video, thanks Chris & BP

Fantastic video, love this dude!! Blows my mind that his personal channel isn't much, much more popular.

Soooo I'm assuming the project didn't work out or something? WHERE IS EPISODE 4?

@richard76rama

6 жыл бұрын

I thought the same...

@warrenford2597

5 жыл бұрын

This was getting good ........ It's like Game of Thrones ..... where is the next episode.

@Wolf_Knife_CEO

5 жыл бұрын

Really - Ep. 4 link? Our wait has become historic! 🤷🏽‍♂️

@AceRosenthal

5 жыл бұрын

@@Wolf_Knife_CEO I think he is waiting until he can present all the numbers. This particular home is still for sale.

@Chosen_One

4 жыл бұрын

Lol I'm still here waiting

I am really excites to see how this turns out. Can't wait for the next video.

First person I seen do this was Nick. I hope more real estate channels show the rehab part that is the scariest part to me! Thank You for the content

Awesome vid, can’t wait to see the final product.

Awesome content, thanks again!

Can't wait to see the finished product either

Great three video's looking forward to seeing the completed home. Do you have a completion date? It would be great if you talked about the financing of this project from a lending standpoint. Did you use your own money, investors, etc.

Man the world needs this! Excellent, excellent, excellent job. Question, is that an apartment complex next to the house?

I shall continue to following this

Great episode and great info! Which program or app do you use to keep track of progress or renovation budget. Better than excel you said. Also, how do you get your contractor bids?

@reseller7

6 жыл бұрын

He said he uses BuilderTrend the cost varies but starts at $99/mth.

im listening keep selling me the dream bro

Ok, so it didn't go how you planned. Man up to it! It's still a valuable experience. How much did you loose? What do you think went wrong? What will you do differently next time?

@kaleoscreations8069

2 жыл бұрын

We need to know what happened! Looks like Chris Is now a relationship coach

Would really have liked to hear the take aways from this one. Where did you go wrong in the analysis and how much total out of pocket for construction. It's looks to be $140k in work outside looking in.

OMG ..... I really need some closer here man , ......"what the flip"

Sounds like you are using the Saramonic mic system, am I correct?

What I learned from this video: How do you manage subcontractors? You find subcontractors that manage themselves

the beginning... “3,3,3” 😉👁

Where can I find the 4th Ep?

3:12 OSHA 😬

Can you manage projects without the need of a contractor? I’m actually a carpenter myself and I know other carpenters that work for themselves that could probably help me out with projects like this, I know it could probably save a lot of money. I’m just not sure how that would work legally?

With your guy standing on the ladder like that, sure hope your contractor is bonded! lol

I guess he didn't come out too well on this job. No more updates.

with this real estate game . its about over coming the 3 fears of real estate by just doing it. u got to jump in as a private investor. no other way exspecailly when u dont have no money no exsperience or credit... just got to jump in and roll with it but follow ur vision and the dream

i just wanna see how the house looked at the end dont make me drive to san antonio lmao

Love this episode. Im a plumber by trade. I've done flips myself. I think ill build an amazing flipping/construction business.

@00SingleSeven

5 жыл бұрын

Where you from

I’m so late on this series but did he forget about part 4?????

What are the orders of these inspections

Episode 4?

Cant find the rest of the episodes, does anyone have the links???

Incorrect step ladder usage the safest standing point is 4th rung from the top and I saw 0 3 point contact which is a good way to get your insurance to drop you. No ppe and a pot of unsafe acts I wouldn't trust a contractor without their osha licenses

im glad you made this into a series i can really use these tips on my projects #CashFlowTy

Where are the other episode to this series? (episode 4 etc)

wheres the next video? checking almost daily...

You could make the GC a partner and give 5 to 10 maybe 15 % of the profit. The would incentivize him to finish on time and do quality work. Cause time is money

what does it mean "to flip the cane" ?

What happen to the rest of the episodes?

He actually lost money, you can see the house and the price on Zillow. Unless he spend less than 60k on the remodeling.

@tarzziccio8572

5 жыл бұрын

Really ?

yeah guy i was a big fat old hater bro.. 135k nope ... but its looking good bro 100

WHERE IS EPISODE 4

The house didn’t sell?

lol as a framer, id be kinda peeved if this guy came into the jobsite with a film crew and was in the way of our work. Unless he's bringing food and drinks and shaking hands instead of ignoring all the workers. Also, 3:25 that guy is standing on the top of a ladder! Get a bigger ladder big man!

What happened to the rest of the project?

If you get hurt on a job site without wearing personal protective equipment, your insurance company might not cover it.

Sooo episode 4??

Chris. How much are you spending per sq.ft on construction?

@JROCThaGreat

6 жыл бұрын

Jinzong Li take his rehab budget and divide it by the square footage. So roughly $44 to $56 per square foot

@reseller7

6 жыл бұрын

He paid $135k, looking to sell between $340k - $385k he said. His total costs I think was around $290k. So if the home is 1800 sqft his cost per sqft to purchase was $75/sqft. At a ARV of say $290k it would be $161/sgft. for the home size. Subtract purchase $75 from $161 = $86/sqft renovation costs. It's basically double what he paid.

@howtoairbnb8239

6 жыл бұрын

I absolutely love this math.

Need to get contractors with 8ft ladders. Good video though

Update ?!?

I guess they didn't continue this series...

If you hire a contractor and he gets hurt on the job site can he sue you?

@animewatch4213

6 жыл бұрын

They can in some cases. That is why it is important to reduce your liabilities, such as signing a contract with you.

@jamilynn322

6 жыл бұрын

You also want to make sure ANYONE who works on your property, even your personal home property, has liability and medical insurance in place. Ask for a current certificate and check the dates to confirm it's still active.

@wirecoaching477

6 жыл бұрын

Good question Jesus. Many investors do not consider this but like Jami said make sure that your contractors are insured.

@wendyannh

6 жыл бұрын

Don't forget to also make sure they carry worker's comp on any employees, too!

Dang. It never sold. Sorry about that!

the secret is to buy cheap renovate and sell at market value

For anyone who wants to see the end listing. www.zillow.com/homedetails/630-Nolan-St-San-Antonio-TX-78202/26110455_zpid/

I can tell from his nipples that he's excited about this project.

What happened??

3:00 Aaaaand he doesn't bother suggesting a better one... :/

A lot of times the invester is the real problem I know ive done remodels for ever they expect 40$ an hour work for 14$ an hour they dont know code or proper order of trades they think they know something and dont know shit they dont understand how much material cost they want to make you wait months to get paid and then they act like theyve done everything right and the contractor sucks ive always hated the contactor bashing on the podcast

Great video, love the enthusiasm and excitement! What was your inspiration? I just wrapped up my first deal, minor plug: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oIGayriFqZmYhso.html. Took a while but so worth it in the end!

keep your arms still, damnit. so distracting when you flail around like that haha great content though

you are just building a whole new house this is not a rehab you are building a whole new house

Great information, but dude, seriously, you've got to cut out all that hand movement! It is *seriously* distracting, and makes it very difficult to actually see what you are showing the viewer, because all we can see is your arms waving around.

Is this a karate demo, or rap video? Too much hand movement.

Your body movement is so disturbing ugh