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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Types of properties to flip
I was looking at few posts and I saw a few people mentioning that REOs weren't the way to go. What kind of properties do you guys normally look for when flipping? How do you find these properties?
Thanks,
Mark
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The easiest way is to work with a local agent, ask them to send you a list of bank owned properties under whatever price you can afford. You could also just go to the bank website and look at them. Now not all banks have a REO site. If you do find a property you are interested in you will still need to use a agent.
That is the easiest but not the best.