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Ramin R kamal
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If you were to fix and flip, how would you choose the area?

Ramin R kamal
  • Denver, CO
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Hello ladies and gentlemen, I have a question which I would highly appreciate your input on.

I was just curious if you could please share your wisdom about how to find properties for fix & flip. I mean how do you determine which property would resell quicker to avoid long term risks?


Having this said, I understand there are no guarantees in life but:

  • Is there any tips and tricks to make sure your investment is fruitful? 
  • Added, how do you assess the property as far as how much you might need to invest to renovate/fix?

In advance, I greatly appreciate your input, time, and effort for replying to this post.

-Best

Ramin Kamal

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Patrick Jung
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  • Lakewood, OH
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Patrick Jung
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  • Lakewood, OH
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@Ramin R kamal Buy an undervalued property. Look at comparables and recent sales to get an idea of how much a home will go for in that area.

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