By Christina El Moussa When we started flipping houses, Tarek and I were pretty confident in our real estate and rehab skills. While we started out with a good amount of knowledge, we learned a lot about how much you should pay and where to spend your money on your flips in those first years…
DetailsBy Tarek El Moussa When people think of flipping houses, they usually think about foreclosures and short sales. They also have a stereotype in their heads about the kinds of people who get foreclosed on and the kinds of properties they own. As a result, they completely miss an amazing market for flip houses that…
DetailsBy Tarek El Moussa You may not think that you need to pay a lot of attention to real estate marketing as a house flipper, but think again. A big part of making a profit flipping houses is having a full lead funnel and constantly researching properties to make bids on. In fact, that’s why…
DetailsBy Tarek El Moussa Real estate funding is a big concern with house flippers. When people ask us how we got into flipping, they usually ask how we got the money and how to fund your flips. After all, especially in today’s recovering economy, most people don’t have $200,000 or more lying around in liquid…
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If you stay in the flipping business long enough, you’re going to run into a house that’s just a total flop. As much as you research the property, the neighborhood, and everything involved with finding great deals, statistically speaking, you’re going to have at least a couple of nightmares along the way. So, how can you tell when you’ve reached that point where you just can’t do anything more for a house? How do you know when to stop rehabbing?
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