Category: House Flipping

So you want to flip a house. Sure, it sounds simple enough. Buy a house, renovate it and sell it for tons of money. But there’s so much more to house flipping than what’s visible on the surface. Not sure if you’re ready? Read the list below

The perfect real estate investment would earn you a significant profit in a relatively short period of time with little to no risk. But as you know, life is not perfect. If you’re thinking about real estate investing, here are three essential pieces of advice you should keep in

It takes a certain kind of creativity to see a “broken” home’s potential, but it takes a whole lot of real people working long hours and under less than ideal conditions to put those sticks and bricks back together. If you dream of flipping houses for fun and profit,

Most home flippers struggle with their first couple of properties, because it can be difficult to determine where to allocate renovation funds. Where do you spend and where do you save? What matters most to buyers? And how do you decide? Use the tips below as a guide. Always Focus

Flipping homes can be a lucrative business — when you find the right property. The further you get into your real estate investing career, the more you learn about what signals a great buy and what signals a money pit. This post will discuss some not-so-great property warning signs that you

Whether you’re preparing for your first house flip or you’re an experienced professional, there are always new things to learn about the business. Luckily, there are lots of excellent free resources available online that can keep you up to date with trends and teach you what veteran flippers

As a real estate flipper, you put a lot of trust in the team of contractors you hire for each job. You expect them to deliver quality work, and to do so in a timely manner. But what do you do when you’re in the middle of a flip

Savvy home flippers are really starting to get the hang of the resale process. According to the FlippingMastery blog, profit and returns on investment were up in 2015, even though the total number of flips was slightly down. What does this mean to you? It means your competition is getting

The housing market is bouncing back. After a period when people were concerned that flipping houses was no longer lucrative, the tables have once again turned. Investors willing to put equity (both financial and sweat), into distressed properties are seeing solid returns. So what if you want to get into

As a flipper, when you put in the work to transform a dud of a home into a gem, you want to make sure your efforts are effectively reflected in your property listing. This post will explain four ways to make your flips more attractive to buyers – which will help