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Dear BP members:

If you need help learning the basics of fix and flip real estate, please keep reading this website.  Ask lots of questions and this wonderful community will help you increase your knowledge base.

If you have a few thousand extra dollars and need help learning how to transact real estate, maximize your margins and secure the best financing available, then hire a Realtor with experience in trades and investment.  Ask lots of questions and learn all you can.

If you have a few thousand more dollars and need help learning how to do the literal nuts-and-bolts of home repair, then hire a contractor who is articulate, patient, and willing to mentor you.  Show up every day, ask lots of questions, and get your hands dirty.

Sometimes the best way to learn how to do something is to simply do it.

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