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I am looking to purchase a fix and flip in Daytona Beach, Fl.

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Unforeseen issues always arise so @Scott E. is correct, always put a buffer of at least 20% on each deal for those problems that will pop up or more importantly, something that will come up on the buyers inspection that you will need to fix after you have your flip on the market.

Does your "other half" do fix/flips for his business?

Your time writing this post probably cost you more than fixing the holes.

My background is fix and flips (100+) and new construction.

Ok, what is the estimate to fix the home? 

If you are experienced on Fix & Flip would love to connect with you.