Rehabber's Blog
Our blog is dedicated to helping builders and investors with their rehabbing projects, offering practical advice and expert guidance. We cover a wide range of topics related to rehabbing, from selecting the right materials and tools to managing budgets and timelines.
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Most problems on a job site don’t come from effort… they come from confusion. What’s next? Who’s up? What’s considered “done”?
That’s why at The Rehabber’s Playbook, we believe in keeping it simple.
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I’ve seen it happen more times than I can count - even to experienced builders and rehabbers.
You’re trying to get organized. You’re prepping for a walkthrough or working through selections with your...
When you strip down project management to its essentials... we’re talking boots-on-the-ground, actual decision-making... it comes down to three documents.
Not a CRM.
Not a fancy app.
Just three cle...
When you’re growing your team… whether that’s contractors, employees, or project managers… your culture matters more than you think.
And I’m not talking about “company values” on a poster. I’m talkin...
One of the best pieces of advice I’ve ever gotten about working with contractors?
Money talks.
Not as a threat. Not as leverage. Just truth.
If you want better work — and better relationships — you...
You’ve probably heard the phrase: “You make your money when you buy.”
It’s real estate gospel. And yeah—it’s mostly true. Buying right gives you margin. It gives you leverage. It gives you breathing ...
You know the story…
Your demo is done. The dumpster’s full. You’re ready to frame. But your framer? He ghosted.
So now you’re scrambling — calling anyone with a truck and a toolbelt, checking Facebo...
Let’s be honest — scope creep is like termites for your rehab project.
You don’t always see it happening, but by the time you do, the damage is already there: busted budget, blown timeline, and a who...
Let’s be real—firing a contractor is kind of like ending a bad relationship.
You hoped it would work out. You gave them the benefit of the doubt. You maybe even ignored the early red flags. But now, ...
If you’ve been in the real estate game for a minute, you’ve probably heard—or maybe even said—that flipping houses is a form of investing. And while that’s a common belief, I’m going to go ahead and c...
Categorizing Your Rehabs: The First Step to a Scalable Construction Business
Rehabbing can feel chaotic.
Every property is different. Every scope of work is custom. And just when you think you’ve go...
Avoid the Software Struggle
If you’ve ever tried project management software and felt completely lost, you’re not alone. Many rehabbers and builders start with high hopes, only to get frustrated when...
