We just purchased a live-in flip that was originally a SFH, then was converted into a duplex, and we are converting it back into a sfh.

If you feel you really want something more special for a nicer flip or something, get a design consultation from someone local who can give you a whole color scheme for the house that will make things pop. 

Unlike flipping, you don’t do big renovations—just enough to get it market-ready for a fast sale.

Its favorable location in Detroit and demand for local housing presented a straightforward profit path, allowing us to quickly flip and earn, making it a strong choice for Partner Driven and Rod King.

I also started with SF - doing flip projects before transitioning to MF. 

I have previous experience with buy & flip as well as a rental, but that was many years ago in a completely different state & market. 

Whether you’re scaling with DSCR loans, navigating Hard Money for fix-and-flip projects, or exploring other creative financing strategies, I’m here to offer value and insight.A bit about what I can help with:*DSCR Loans: Perfect for BRRR investors and buy-and-hold strategies, focusing solely on property cash flow without personal income documentation.

I'm finding that purchasing properties to hold or to fix & flip isn't really the investment strategy that I want to execute.

Do you prefer flipping for a quick profit, or do you take a more long-term approach with rentals?

I’m a construction manager with years of experience working on rental properties and flipping homes.