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Blaine Conley
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Out of state flipNfix homes?

Blaine Conley
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Hey everyone, I had question... Has anyone had any luck with out of state Fix N Flips? I've been looking into certain states that have very low priced properties (in the 5k range) that look like they ARV for around 80k. Some are not the best neighborhoods. But, given if I only had to only pay 5k for the purchase and maybe add 30-40k to the rehab, I'd still have around 20k after everything is paid off. It seems very fascinating to me. Looking for some general advice or maybe someone who can tell me their story? How did the process go? How does having boots on the ground work? And who did or do you have in those states that keep an eye on the rehab process?

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