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Herbert Lewis
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Baltimore, MD
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Sold in 3 days all Cash!

Herbert Lewis
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Baltimore, MD
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I sold my first actual fix and flip in 3 days to a private acquisition company. I have sold many of my properties before, but they were rentals. This was the first house I purchased with the intent to sell. I bought the property for $80K and put $47K into it, which includes all labor, materials, and payments. I purchased with HM from the same guy I have been using for years. It took 3.5 months to complete the house once I got access inside. During the first two months of owning the house, I had to have my lawyer go to court because the person living in the house refused to get out. This was also one of the reasons I could get a good deal on the property because I purchased sight unseen. I knew the area and what the comps were for the area, and the result was a nice profit!

Purchase- $80,000

Rehab- $47,000 (Labor, Materials, and HC)

Sold- $191,000

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