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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Starting on the flip side
Hello,
I was thinking of starting to flip houses and was curious of which to do first.
should I secure a financing route before I start looking and making offers or the other way around?
I am in the NE Metro Atlanta area.
Thanks.
Most Popular Reply
Getting hard money financing is pretty easy. The hard part is finding the right deal, doing the rehab without going overboard and staying on budget, and reselling it in a timely manner. If you are inexperienced, you will want a lot of guidance on doing your first few flips. You can find tons of experienced guys and ladies on here to help you.