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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Fix and flip mobile home
Hi BP
I am a beginner in the wholesaling/ rehabbing business. At this time I just want information on making smart decisions. As a beginner and getting my feet wet, would you think purchasing a mobile home and fixing it would flip and make profit. I live in California where it isn't cheap as you may know. I felt, starting with mobile homes are cheaper and would allow me to gain experience and knowledge. Thanks!