The goal of fixing and flipping a house is not just to buy a property and sell it, but actually make money in the process. To succeed, there’s one thing you must do: Maintain your margins.
Renovating homes is no easy task, and we all get the urge to splurge on certain upgrades we believe will pay off in the end, though that’s not always the case. It’s important to do just the right amount of work to make a house appeal to potential buyers without breaking the bank. For example, you can spend $2,000 to spruce up the front yard of a fix and flip property, or you can go overboard and spend $20,000. Finding the right balance is the key.
The best way to gauge just how far a renovation should go is by researching homes that have recently sold in the area as well as homes that are currently for sale. Additionally, keep in mind that taste greatly varies by location, so make sure you do your homework.
By closely monitoring expenses and maintaining profit margins, your next fix and flip project will be a success...
If you’re considering entering the Real Estate investment business I strongly suggest doing your homework and finding a mentor. We have successfully flipped 32 properties this year give us a call…
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