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17 Comments on Five Types of Real Estate Investors - Type 5 - The Rehab and Resell Investor
Linda you have done an excellent job explaining the five types of real estate investors. No doubt Google is all over your post stocked full of SEO! Happy Friday!
Hi John, As always thank you for the kind and encouraging words! Happy Friday to you too!
Hi Linda~~ This certainly looks great and is so full of great info for the investor and for Google Juice... you certainly put in a great deal of effort for this and I believe that it will pay off. Keep them coming as they are going to get you new business.
Hi Janis! Thank you for the positive and kind words! I decided to just "start with the basics" and go from there. One of my goals is to add value to an investor's experience of investing in real estate. I have also noticed that info on the topic at times seems lacking. I always appreciate you stopping by and commenting on my blog!
Linda, I have met quite a few of these guys. They aren't doing so well these days, at least most of them aren't. Have a great weekend.
I did a bunch of fix and flips before the market went up and down. Got stuck with a few that I now keep as rentals so I sat on the sidelines during most of 2008 and 2009. But 2010 seemed to bottom out and I saw others back doing it succesfully so now I am full blast fixing and flipping again. You have to buy extra conservatively but they are pretty easy to re-sell in this market because inventory has gotten so low.
Hi Ron, Being a rehab and resell investor isn't for everyone. If you are experienced and buy the "right" property in Florida, you can still have success with this strategy. I hope you have a great weekend too! Thank you for taking the time to comment!
Hi Rob, GREAT to know you are experiencing success once again with rehabbing and reselling! It is also good that you were able to keep the ones you were stuck with as rentals. As always, thank you for taking the time to comment!
Hi Linda...I have been that 5th type of investor. Made great money on that home but probably took time away from other real estate work.
One thing I learned...do not put the home on the market early unless you want the buyer picking colors of counter, carpet and tile!!
I agree with Rob that you have to be very cautious on the house and where it is located. Mine was in a military town with a lot of transient buyers.
Hi Mike, You make a great point about rehab and resell investors needing time to devote to the rehab project.
Wow! You did have an experience if the buyer was picking out the colors of counter, carpet, and tile!
I agree as well that the house and the location is important. Military towns are great. Tampa still has a military base as well.
I really appreciate you taking the time to comment!
Linda - Thank you for sharing detailed quality information on five types of real estate investors type 5 the rehab and resell investor.
Hi John, I am glad you found the information helpful! Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to comment!
All 5 articles make an excellent series.
Hi Rob, Thank you so much for the feature in the Florida Real Estate Investors group!
Hi Linda, This is a great post explaining the different types of investors. We certainly have enough inventory here in Florida to invest in. Welcome to AR and keep on blogging!
Hi Elyse, You are right about our Florida inventory! Thank you so much for welcoming me to Active Rain. I appreciate your kind words and you for taking the time to comment!
Hi Linda:
I enjoyed reading your post! Not all agents are knowledgeable about working with investors
and quite frankly should not be assisting them. You clearly have a thorough understanding of the
different investor types which is critical in guiding the sale! Regards, Margaret Memoli, Bridgeport, CT
Hi Margaret,
Thank you so much for your kind words! I agree with you that not all real estate agents have the knowledge to assist an investor. There are many different strategies that investors use and it's important for the agent to know what they want to accomplish.
I appreciate you adding that you are in Bridgeport and taking the time to comment. It's nice to "meet" you!