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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Do you put a sign up during your rehab
I have seen several RE investment companies in my area put a sign up during the rehab process to show the company under which the property is being flipped. I'm just curious as to how many of the BP users do this as well. It seem like a good way to spread the word on what you are about especially when you're focused on a single area. Thoughts?
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Sometimes I flip in neighborhoods where I not only don't put up a sign when rehabbing, I don't even put up a sign when selling...it just invites thieves. In other neighborhoods I do put up signs both during rehab and resale. It's like a bandit sign without the bandit. Just use your best judgment as to when it's appropriate.