It is fairly often we hear from people, either friends on Instagram or randomly in our inbox, asking foundational questions about flipping houses. I’ve avoided writing on this topic thus far because there are so many resources out there! However, each individual investor has views, experiences, strategies, and systems that are unique to them and hold their own value. So, after…
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