Flippers are getting squeezed out and frustrated.I haven't seen many condo conversions as the rent here in Denver is SKY HIGH!!!

Others are doing condo conversions or repositioning, looking at commercial, investing in crowdfunding deals, investing out of state, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT – owns property or mortgages; trades like a stock).

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Amazingly then they forgot the full conversation, hence the signed waiver. 

They are intertwined in casual conversation but they are two different things which can apply to different and/or similar parties.  

In taking on that project of the conversion I have really taken a liking to the fixing-up of houses.

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@Chirag Parikh I would probably just think about it a while and choose some nice words to use "in conversation" I wouldn't go asking things so literally you know.

If all three, they go on the top.Most newer people blow off door knocking and miss the value of talking to owners in casual conversation.

I average around the 1% rule with my "fix and hold" deals, and I know others killing it with condo conversions, flips, new builds, high-end rentals, AirBnb & short term rentals, etc.