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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Experienced Rehabber Wants to do High-End Flips - Any Advice?
I have a client who does about 12 flips a year and he uses us for the rehab financing. His work is excellent and he has tremendous success.
Recently he called me and said he is thinking of doing higher-end flips. Right now he does flips in the range of $100K to $250K. He is looking to get into the $350K to $750K range.
Is there a huge leap in learning curve from one range to the next? Are there any red flags or lessons on the larger flips that someone would share?