By Tarek El Moussa
The key to finding flips really is to find motivated seller leads, people who are ready to be out from under the burden of a property they can’t (or don’t want to) pay for any longer. Check out these great tips I use all the time when we’re on the hunt for great real estate deals.
Details
By Christina El Moussa
Yes, the baby rumors are true! Tarek, Taylor, and I are thrilled to announce that we’re expanding our family! I’m just over 20 weeks pregnant, which I can tell you is nothing short of a miracle.
Details
By Tarek El Moussa
When Christina and I get a lead on a property, we’re out the door as fast as we can to go check it out. Because we do wholesaling houses for a living, we know the importance of being the first one on the scene and getting all the information possible.
Here’s what you need to take with you when you go check out a lead on a property:
DetailsBy Tarek El Moussa
If you want to get serious about flipping houses for a living, you’re going to have to do some legwork, and that includes talking with sellers and determining whether or not a house is a good flip or not. As a real estate coach, I give a lot of advice on how to make this decision with as little wasted time as possible.
If you’ve already attended a Success Path preview workshop then you’ll already know some of our tips and techniques for finding houses that are under threat of foreclosure or short sale or that have been abandoned and could prove to be lucrative investments. But if you haven’t here’s a good primer on the essential questions you should ask any seller before purchasing a flip.
Details
By Tarek El Moussa
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?
Details