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Jessica H.
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"Property Brothers" type approach to REI

Jessica H.
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Easton, PA
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Is anyone doing this successfully? You know the show on HGTV, Property Brothers where they help a couple find a distressed home ( one of the brothers is a realtor) to buy, draw up plans and turn it into their dream home. Just thought this might be another creative niche in the REI world, kind of similar to flipping but already have a buyer in place and use their money for the purchase/reno!

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    Dawn Anastasi
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    Dawn Anastasi
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    Many things on TV are staged/fake, so it's hard to replicate them in real life.

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