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Updated over 10 years ago, 08/22/2014

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Jessica G.
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You never forget your first!

Jessica G.
  • Investor
Posted

Hi everyone! I haven't really posted in about five weeks, and this is why:

http://imgur.com/a/TJ54Z

My first true flip! I made a ton of mistakes and learned from every single one. My "plan" was simply to follow the advice in both of J. Scott's books as closely as I could (I even took them to a copy shop and had the binding cut off and holes punched so I could put them in binders). Next time I think I'll be able to spend less money and less time. Onward!

Let me know if you have questions. There is some commentary in the photo album.

Rough numbers:

Purchase price: $93,000

Rehab: $14,000

Cost of hard money loan & fees: $4,000

Commissions & selling costs: $8,000

ARV: $140,000 to $145,000

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