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David McClain
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To Flip or Not to Flip!

David McClain
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jonesboro, AR
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Buying a foreclosure, I’ve bought a home and have $35k in equity before I’ve fixed the home up. We are planning to Flip the house. However, I like the idea of cash flow monthly. I also want to buy other property with the cash if the sell amount is high enough. Thoughts? Flip or hold?

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J Scott
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Nobody can answer that question for you. If you tell us your long-term goals, your financial situation, your level of experience, the potential flip profits, the potential rental CoC/IRR, your plan for managing the property, etc., then maybe we can provide some basic thoughts and recommendations.

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