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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
House flipping in FL
Hi there - newbie here just reading up on all the great resources here on BP and researching all the different REI options. Interested in the Florida markets for flipping and/or BRRR in Broward, Charlotte, Sarasota counties.
- -Are there any fulltime flippers here that work specifically in FL (i.e. your sole job)?
- -How long have you been flipping?
- -What is your role (business side; construction side)?
- -Do you partner with other flippers on the construction side? Or have employees or vendors that you specifically hire/work with?
- -How do you fund your flips? Do you partner with other flippers for funding?
- -What is your average turnaround on a flip (initial purchase through construction and then sold)?
- -How many flips are you managing/working on at the one time?
- -What is your success rate (i.e. given expected profit, did you meet your expectations of profit? Percentage success rate)?
- -What has been the hardest issue to resolve in flipping (eg contractors/vendor issues; finding properties; tight margins etc)
- -What changes have you made along the way that have made you more successful in flipping?
Cheers!
Steven.
Most Popular Reply

Personally I don't flip but I know some very successful ones. Deals are tough so they are settling for smaller margins on most of them but hit a home run every now and then. They use their own money plus sources such as myself. Keep in mind flipping is a JOB--and when you quit the income stops. Same thing with being an agent. Stop listing/selling and no more income. My friends that I referred to above are probably doing maybe 50 a year. I know they do VERY well. Personally, I have gone the buy and hold road. I get monthly income and don't have to hustle as hard. As far as their turn times, I have loaned them money and been paid off in as little as 30 days but the average time frame seems to be about 3-4 months.