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Sebastian Hernandez
  • Contractor
  • Morris County, NJ
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The Theme Amongst Many Failing Flippers

Sebastian Hernandez
  • Contractor
  • Morris County, NJ
Posted

Over time I have seen many people over-pay for properties they plan to flip, and then try to make it up by trying to work with the cheapest providers. Often times resulting in bigger headaches like bad jobs, massive delays, do-overs, and even losing money on the flip. On the other hand, successful investors understand that and they focus on purchasing at the right price and following their plan achieving a profitable investment. 


A and B players in the contracting space are not interested in being the lowest costs providers and in flipping having the right contractor will be key.


Just my two cents, welcome any thoughts/comments.

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