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  • Vacaville, CA
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I’m dying to jump into rehabbing

Account Closed
  • Vacaville, CA
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Anybody who read this please help me out on this. I’m trying to get myself started but I’m so blind and I don’t have that much money to afford a coaching program that everybody is selling nowadays. I have been to some training events but they any teach me how to do rehabbing. Pleass anyone, any investors who have done this, send me an email if you would like to help a dreamer like myself, I am dying to do this. I just wanted to learn from you, see how you do it. 

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Ray Schumacher
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Ray Schumacher
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  • Woodcliff Lk, NJ
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Hi Khanittha 

Start small VERY SMALL look for a flip that needs minor work.  Like sanding the wood floors, painting the home, refinishing the kitchen cabinets and new counter tops. Installing new bath fixtures. Installing new doors. Keep it very simple, very simple. 

Get the feel of  your contractors, and the timing on how the work is completed. Start small and profit 7K to 15K on your first home.  The next home try replacing a bathroom and so on... 

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