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Isaac Lipscomb
  • Irvine, CA
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Southern California Mobile Home Flips- Advice?

Isaac Lipscomb
  • Irvine, CA
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Hey everyone! Hope all is going well. I'm a newer investor and want to gain some experience in flipping properties in the Southern CA area, specifically Orange County & Long beach. Interested to hear some advice from anyone who's been successful in this area and maybe point me in the right direction to further educate myself. I have my RE license and I've had a number of clients interested in buying mobile homes if they want to own but are on a budget. 

Also interested if anyone has had success using a hard money lender to flip mobile homes around this area and if they were able to include construction costs in their loan amount? 

Thanks in advance!  

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