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Ken Jones
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Flipping while working a full time gig.

Ken Jones
  • Chicago, IL
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Greetings BP! I'm a newbie flipper and I'm looking for advice on: 1. What should I expect from my agent ( and vice versa) while looking to view properties given my full time gig. 2. What's the proper approach to buying and rehabbing a property while working a full time job. I have identified a general contractor that I have a good feel for and we've met and talked. Plus the quality of the work looks great. I plan to visit the project daily after work. But I'm not sure if that's too much? Not enough? Just looking for the insight from any of you who've worked a full time gig while rehabbing your 1st flip. Thanks..

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