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Dear Readers,I am around my twenties and have no idea investing in house flipping,although an individual from my school flips houses and he seems to make a lot of money.I would like to know how much start-up cash is good for HFing,and how to go about doing it.Any requirements needed?

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Additionally, we will call you out to our community and all of our readers.

Additionally, we will call you out to our community and all of our readers.

I just came upon a fantastic article about Negative Reviews online and thought it appropriate to share with the readers of our Guru Review forum.This article talks about why negative reviews can be good for business, and I advise anyone whose company has been reviewed (here or anywhere else online) to read the article.The key is to be proactive and demonstrate your customer service by responding calmly and respectfully to any complaints about you or your company.

This feels like it shotguns data that many investment strategies would be interested but you leave it up to the reader to comb through 70 pages to find the nuggets that are meaningful to them.You may get more mileage tuning the presentation to targeted investment strategies (realtors, wholesalers, multi-family, landlords, rehabbers, and builders etc...). 

IMO, Bigger Pockets readers tend to be younger professionals whose first response is to hire everything out,  including management and maintenance.