There's probably at least a couple flippers in your area that are hosting meetups (depending on weather / how bad the covid spike is right now).But if you've never flipped a home before, books/youtube can only take you so far.

So we couldn’t rule out any theories… Regarding the flow, it is pretty consistent, and seems to hold constant regardless of outside weather conditions.

From there, potential additional revenue opportunities can be identified.Unit Conditions and RenovationsUnless the property in consideration is a brand-new complex with new systems and appliances, it is critical to an investor’s forecast to understand each unit’s makeup, i.e. flooring, types of appliances, countertops, etc., and condition.

Currently I am in position to flip 30 properties this year with a forecast of 8 properties hitting the market during the first quarter.

If you have solid strategies for generating your own leads and can weather the ramp up time it opens up more windows of opportunity. 

So, I invested here to have a safe place with the least amount of inclement weather as my Buy and Hold for Retirement.

If they would have weathered the storm and held it, they could have sold it for more than double the original price in 2021.   

Being in Maryland City, where according to Niche.com, the average median rent is $1824, I'm forecasting about $900 per room. 

I would appreciate a recommendation for someone willing to brave the weather to get this done. 

Unfortunately I was beat out by an all-cash offer but this one was the first "deal" I saw that actually had respectable forecasted returns.