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With the Pandemic on the rise, is it a good to flip?
Hl all, I am a new REI in northwest Houston. I have attended multiple REIAs and working on my website. Since I have a full-time job, my goal was to flip at least 2-3 houses this year and wholesale any I couldn't add to that load. Now that the pandemic is on the rise, I know a recession is definitely coming. I am concerned putting a house on the market would sit there longer than desired. Since we are in a volatile state at the moment, should I just focus on wholesaling right now? Any insight would be a huge help...Thanks