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        "text": "Hiring a general contractor provides a single point of accountability for complex multi-trade projects, whereas hiring separate subcontractors requires you to manage scheduling, quality control, and sequencing yourself. In a foreclosed home, work must happen in a strict order: framing and rough-in repairs must be inspected and finalized before hanging drywall, setting tile, or installing trim. If you manage trades independently, an error by one trade can cause scheduling delays and finger-pointing across the board. A hands-on contractor who performs the core finish trades directly while managing specialized mechanical sub-trades ensures consistent jobsite oversight and fewer coordination bottlenecks.",
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        "description": "A general contractor coordinates the required order of trades and manages on-site quality, preventing scheduling bottlenecks and delays common when managing trades solo."
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  "description": "A general contractor coordinates the required order of trades and manages on-site quality, preventing scheduling bottlenecks and delays common when managing tra"
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