Rehabing and flipping houses is a business. As a business, you need a process that you follow. One of the most important parts of the process is having a schedule that you expect to be followed. The Flipping Time Line Rehabbing and flipping is the process of buying a property below value, making improvements, and […]
Rehab “WOW” Factor
One of the most important aspects of rehabbing and flipping houses is offering the best house in the neighborhood. You buy an older, run down property at a deep discount, and bring it up to modern high standards to turn a huge profit. Creating the Wow Factor Beyond completely renovating the home with modern amenities […]
House flipping comes back in vogue
House flipping is enjoying a renaissance of sorts as property investors take advantage of favorable conditions in the real estate market to turn a quick profit on their investment properties.
Data Reveals Pittsburgh is #1 City for Home Flippers
Pittsburgh is the best city in the US at the moment for home flippers, according to recent real estate data released by RealtyTrac. The city provided the best profit for home flippers during third quarter this year.
Hard Money Loans When It’s Your Only Option
Although bank loans are still difficult to come by, there are multiple financing sources available. More and more retirement funds are being pulled out of the stock market and being invested in private mortgages. Crowd funding is becoming another viable alternative. These funding sources work well once you have them in place. However, it can […]
Positive Cash Flow Without the Hassles of Landlording
Even as things change, two reliable ways of making money in residential real estate remain. Flipping houses and renting houses. You need to know how to do both and which one is best for today’s marketplace. But there is a flipping strategy that very few investors consider that works best. While foreclosures are greatly reduced, […]
Survey says Real estate remains top investment choice for Americans
Real estate is Americans’ preferred investment for money not needed for at least a decade, according to a new survey paid for by personal financial information publisher Bankrate Inc









