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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Would like to get into rehabbing and house flipping
Hi all,
I'm a fairly new investor with one buy & hold property that I'm currently renting out in Portland, OR. I've been looking into buying another property and recently started looking at turnkey providers as an option. In the process of doing this I've become more familiar with what rehabbers are doing and wouldn't mind somehow participating in that investment strategy. I have limited time available for actively managing something like this, but I have plenty of capital to deploy. Do you have any recommendations as to how I can participate in rehabbing more as a passive investment (since I assume the opportunities will be outside of California)?
Thanks for your time and input!!