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Nicole Benischek
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Winter Flipping

Nicole Benischek
  • Investor
  • Lincoln, NE
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I'm like to do my first deal and I'm not thrilled with the idea of wholesaling, but if necessary I will. I an more interested in flipping. That being said, is winter a very good time to venture down that road as a newbie?

Opinions?.....Advice?....

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Ellie Hanson
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Ellie Hanson
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  • Portland, OR
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Probably depends on your area and how horrid the winters are for you. In Portland Oregon our winters are fairly mild and we have a hopping RE market all year. We had a flip go up on Friday and sold by Sunday with 7 offers. Less demand maybe but less homes for offer so it balances out. You should be able to look up days on market averages for your area and compare seasons.

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