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How do you apply "The E-Myth Revisited" to flipping?
I'm just finishing up reading "The E-Myth Revisited" by Michael E Gerber.
There is a TON of useful and applicable information about business. He talks a lot about making your business with the mindset of making it a franchise. You can't really do that so well with the business of flipping houses. Each one is circumstantial with obtaining, how much work needs to be done, etc.
Yes you can apply how you think about your business and how to start it with the right organization.
BUT you can't really make flipping houses a franchise so how do you guys apply this book to your businesses?