But the point is, for each of those things, you want to know what needs to be done, at least

at a general situation.

I want these things to be done in this way.

So again, those three steps are, number one, pay for borrowed expertise.

Number two, ask lots of questions.

Number three, create a scope of work that lays out the clear expectations for what actually

needs to be done.

Thank you. that lays out the clear expectations for what actually needs to be done. Welcome to the Real Estate and Financial Independence Podcast.

My name is Chad Carson.

I'm your host.

You can also call me Coach.

And this is a show all about investing in real estate,

achieving financial independence, and doing more of what matters.

Thank you for being here and deciding to listen to the show.

It's always great to have you here with me.

Before we get started with the main content, I want to feature one of you, the listeners.

Every week we do that, and if you leave a review on Apple Podcast or whatever your favorite podcast player might be, I pick one of you each week and I give you a copy of my book, retire early with real estate.

This week's winner goes by the username Sir Pepe 3 P-E on Apple Podcasts, and the review goes like this.

Great content. I just started listening to Coach Carson. I've learned a lot from him already. I can't wait to learn even more. Definitely worth listening to if you're interested in real estate investing. So thank you so much for that review, Sir Pepe. Please give me an email at podcast at coach carson.com and we'll get you a copy of the book. All right, let's get back to today's topic, which again is how to figure out the repairs needed for an investment property

when you are an inexperienced or a new investor. I'm just going to be talking to you today

off the cuff. This isn't an interview, just sharing my thoughts with you. But the reason it came

to the to mind for me is that I'm in the

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