Logan Brodine’s Post

Finding the right contractor can be one of the toughest parts of turning units! 🛠️ This unit needed a lot of work, but after asking the right questions and finding someone who fit our budget and timeline, we got it turned in less than a week! 💪 Building the right team makes all the difference. What’s your go-to question when hiring contractors? Let me know below! 👇 #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyManagement #TeamBuilding

To hire or not to hire? That is the question. 🚀 Lets talk about the benefits of bringing in contractors for your next project! Lets chat! What are your thoughts about this? 👀 #ContractorConsiderations #HomeProjects #WiseDecisions

Are you hiring but trying to decide whether to get someone permanent or on contract? We get asked a lot "Why would I hire a contractor? When I can just find a permie?" Good question. But ask yourself this: Does every project need someone long-term? A full-time employee is great for building consistency, but when you need to pivot fast or handle a certain phase of a project that requires niche skills, contractors are your best friend. They hit the ground running and push your innovation to the next level without adding to your permanent overheads... 👀 Contractors often bring a wealth of expertise in project management, ensuring that all aspects of the job, from permits to inspections, are handled smoothly and effectively. Flexibility beats familiarity when you’re scaling, right? If you are looking to add to your team in more of a flexible capacity reach out to me today, we have a range of contractors on the books that could be ready to go in less than a week with the right project timeline! 👷♀️👷♂️ #contractors #construction #hiring

Why Choose Contractors? Contractors offer the nimbleness to adapt quickly, ensuring you meet project demands seamlessly. Whether it's a short-term boost or a strategic project, contractors are the key to a versatile and responsive team. Ready to elevate your workforce? Let's discuss your hiring needs! #ContractorAdvantages #AgileTeams #Flexibility #CostEffectiveHiring #WorkforceOptimization

Ask questions: When hiring, inquire about contractors' experience and past projects to make an informed decision. #askquestions #contractorsearch #experiencecounts #pastprojects #hirewisely #propertyprojects #constructiontalk #expertisecheck #buildingtrust #projectinquiry #homeimprovementtips #contractorvetting #projectexperience #hirethepros #asktheexperts #contractorquestions #buildingknowledge #vettingprocess #constructionqueries #projecthistory

Hiring a contractor is not unlike hiring an employee. You’ll be trusting this person with your financial investment and a great deal of your time, and (unlike most employees), you’ll be trusting this person with your home as well. General contractors should be experienced, insured, and able to provide references. They should also be respectful of your space and time—they will, afterall, be in your home for an extended period of time.

Hiring a contractor is not unlike hiring an employee. You’ll be trusting this person with your financial investment and a great deal of your time, and (unlike most employees), you’ll be trusting this person with your home as well. General contractors should be experienced, insured, and able to provide references. They should also be respectful of your space and time—they will, afterall, be in your home for an extended period of time.

Hiring a contractor is not unlike hiring an employee. You’ll be trusting this person with your financial investment and a great deal of your time, and (unlike most employees), you’ll be trusting this person with your home as well. General contractors should be experienced, insured, and able to provide references. They should also be respectful of your space and time—they will, afterall, be in your home for an extended period of time.

Hiring a contractor is not unlike hiring an employee. You’ll be trusting this person with your financial investment and a great deal of your time, and (unlike most employees), you’ll be trusting this person with your home as well. General contractors should be experienced, insured, and able to provide references. They should also be respectful of your space and time—they will, afterall, be in your home for an extended period of time.

Hiring a contractor is not unlike hiring an employee. You’ll be trusting this person with your financial investment and a great deal of your time, and (unlike most employees), you’ll be trusting this person with your home as well. General contractors should be experienced, insured, and able to provide references. They should also be respectful of your space and time—they will, afterall, be in your home for an extended period of time.