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Dave Molesky
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  • Steubenville, OH
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Every rental is a flip. Hard to turn down the proven cash

Dave Molesky
  • Investor
  • Steubenville, OH
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Hello all,

My name is Dave Molesky.

I've been a member on here for a few years, but I don't think I have ever made a post. I love BP and have learned and applied several good pieces of information from this site. I listen to the podcast every week. It definitely keeps me motivated and helps me improve.

I'm a Software Engineer, but I have been flipping homes on the side for about 4 years. Its been going really good and my business is growing every year. I really want to start buying rental properties but the problem I am having is every deal that I run across that would be a good rental is also a good flip. I'm very confident in flipping in my market so its hard to turn down that quick guaranteed money that I know i can make from flipping the property. 

Things are going so good why would I change what I am doing? I can just keep doing more volume. Has anyone ran into this or have any advice? 

The only other thing I can think of is trying to start with larger multifamily for buy and holds.

Thanks,

Dave

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