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If you are ok with 6-8% you can still find that.Flipping is not bad or impossible it is just hard to find deals that have enough meat on the bone to still turn a profit after covering all expenses.

Apparently it is pretty bare bones too and comes with a host of issues (freezes and what not).

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Most stoneyards will have a 'bone-pile' of different sized remnant slabs.

We also have the advantage of less users connecting directly to the internet back bone. 

@Mikel KaubfaEvery owner wants fantastic service, but wants to squeeze property management companies to the bone. 

You have to purchase at a price point where you have enough meat left on the bones in case if you wanted To refinance and this way you can pull all of your cash back out and repeat if you’re looking to build and add more. 

Any property that has meat on the bone will sell within days to a cash buyer.