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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should a beginner attempt to flip a trailer?
This will be my first flip. I am just starting to get into real estate investing. I have been reading the books and doing research. I found an extremely cheap trailer with appliances included, central air, and 1 year old furnace. The trailer is in pretty decent shape. I still need to go through and estimate rehab and figure out ARV and comps, but is there anything I should look out for since it is a trailer? Any tips or help would be greatly appreciated!