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Updated about 16 years ago on . Most recent reply
House flipping vs Buying and renting out?
Just starting out and wanted to hear what some of your opinions are on this i can think of some good and bad for both sides just wanting to hear from more experienced investors on what seems to work the best thanks
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IMHO, flipping is a means of aquiring the buy and hold properties. Rehabbing is for short term capital gains, however, the buy and hold strategy is for wealth building. I think using one to feed the other is the best path, rather than just concentrating on one over the other