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Collin Emerson Miller
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Shadowing a flipper?

Collin Emerson Miller
  • Investor
Posted

Hello all,

Interested in learning to fix and flip properties, but obviously so much can go wrong for someone who doesn't have enough experience. So I am looking for entrance strategies and my current hypothesis is this:

1. Network and find experienced flippers

2. Shadow them on one or more projects while assisting where possible.

3. Take the lead with their guidance on one or more and give them a cut of the profits until you feel comfortable to do it alone

4. You are now a house flipper

Let me know your thoughts, and if you are a house flipper and are interested in having a conversation, feel free to reach out.

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