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Byran Parson
  • Cabot, PA
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Flipping, hiring contractors, working a fulltime job...

Byran Parson
  • Cabot, PA
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How many of you work full-time jobs and do complete flips on the "side" while hiring contractors to complete all the work?  As in, you manage the project from your desk at work.  

I'm a teacher and I'm really starting to wonder if it's possible to teach and hire contractors to perform work on flips.  

I have personally flipped a few homes myself, both became rentals.  So I have an idea how the process works, at least a little bit.  

Thoughts?

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