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A question for flippers and rehabers

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Or anybody else who happens to know the answer to this question. How long after a property is bought can you resell it?

I think it can be done the day after closing.

{IE} I buy it today I happen to have a buyer lined up he puts a contract on the property the next day and I can sell it when his bank approves the loan.

Highly unlikely but if its a cash buy as soon as I close, I can resell it?

Just curious since most of these TV show show people buying and selling supposedly within 30 days.

I know typically when you close on a house you have 30- 60 days, depending on what day in the month you close, before your 1st payment is due.

So what if you get lucky and sell it 2 weeks after you bought it? I'm assuming you don't have to wait till you get your 1st payment to resell it.

any help would be greatfully appreciated, thanks. :mrgreen:

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