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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Anyone making >$100/hour doing RE investing?
Let me explain in more detail.
For Buy and Hold investors, does anyone make >$100 of cash flow per hour worked doing RE, this includes searching for deals, leads, paperwork, tenant screening and selection, talking to agents, soliciting repairs, screening contractors/electricians, PM, phone calls, escrow. etc.
Same question for flippers, lets say you average $30,000 profit on flips and each takes 4 months, including every single hour you spend on RE and that deal, do you spend less than 300 hours total on that deal?
Would love feedback from intermediate and experienced investors.