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Jennifer Lee
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how many projects at one time?

Jennifer Lee
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Gibsonia, PA
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hi all

I do 1-2 project a yr, and not at one time. Cash deals.

It may be because my projects are pretty heavy on our cash flow. I do high end flips. Or do buy-hold. When we do buy-hold it will be 1 deal that year.

But having said that right now 1 deal a yr is all I can handle. Because my buy holds need maintenance and stuff happens.  

I wonder when you start getting into multiple deals do u have a team... At what # did you need another set of hands?

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Elizabeth Colegrove
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Elizabeth Colegrove
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I am a buy and hold investor. This year I am trying to close on 4 of my own homes. Since I work with short sales I like to have lots of houses at different states, but try to make sure that they do not come up at the same time to fill. Although some over lap is great so you can show tenants multiple houses. Everyone loves "options".

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