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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Mark Cohen
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Monsey, NY
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longer term flip?

Mark Cohen
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Monsey, NY
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I am going to be meeting with a potential investor next week who is interested in being the capital partner in a "flip".  From my research, in my current area there is a strong demand from buyers and the margins on a flip are thinner and riskier, at least from properties on the mls (I am an agent)  Now if one goes a little further out there are still deals which wouldn't require so much rehabbing but it's a matter of waiting 3-4 years till the demand catches up to those areas.  Personally I am less risky and would go that route rather than trying to squeeze out money from a quick flip, but I imagine most investors want their money back sooner.

Does anyone else see other pros and cons to buying further out as opposed to in the current high demand area?

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