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Getting into house flipping in the SoCal Area
Hello bp,
I am looking to get into house flipping. I really like the idea of finding properties and making them more habitable. I'm not sure where to start, but I want to find someone that is already flipping and join their team. I looked into the New Wealth Advisors Club, they charge $2400 for the year and included is a class that teaches you their way to flip. I don't really like the idea of paying a ton of money just to join a club, even if the class is included. So what I'm asking for is:
1. Is this flipping club worth it?
2. Is there anyone out there that has a team in the so-cal area, I'm in Riverside area and work in Orange county, that needs another team member who is eager to learn?
Thanks for reading,
by the way, I really love the BiggerPockets podcast and have been to many of the webinars. I
found 2 deals by leveraging short term rentals in Palm Springs, CA. I don't have the financing yet, but the numbers are sound. Let me know if you want more info on those.
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@Josh Fisher to answer your first question no, 99 times out of 100 those clubs/ classes are not worth it, you can get the same info for free. However it is unlikely someone needs you on their flipping team, unless you bring something to the table (construction knowledge, money, properties [that are not on MLS]) As for the short term rentals you found make sure you are aware of the patchwork of short term rental rules that exist in the various municipalities of the Coachella valley.