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Carl M.
  • Investor
  • Wilkes Barre, PA
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Moving from Fix and Flip to Buy and Hold

Carl M.
  • Investor
  • Wilkes Barre, PA
Posted
I'm a fix and flip investor who is used to buying homes and fixing them up both inside and out. Not only making them as pretty as they can be but also as safe as can be. I'm having some mental hurdles that I am having a hard time getting over in switching to this strategy. I'm used to re-wiring homes to ensure that they are safe. But I hear of so many investors who buy homes at a good price and immediately turn around and put a tenant in. Can anyone speak to this?

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