Rehabbing and house flipping are both popular real estate strategies, but they differ in approach and potential rewards.Rehabbing involves substantial renovations with the goal of holding onto the property for long-term rental or resale, often offering steady returns.Flipping is about quickly improving a property and selling it for a fast profit, focusing on short-term gains.Which strategy gives you better returns?

To satisfy the 1031 exchange requirements the property must have been held for investment, and fix n flips do not meet this criteria.

I am looking at doing a fix-n-flip in the Twin Cities area.

We've flipped about 80 houses and wholesalers lie like it's going out of style.

Quick flip for a long term rental before I sold it.

I'd suggest flip and get what you can get and move on. 

Looking forward to seeing your flips!

My name is Dean and I am a new fix/flip investor focusing on the Southern California market.

Love the game plan—starting with light-to-moderate rehabs is a great way to sharpen the systems before scaling into larger flips or multifamily.In terms of markets, it really depends on your appetite for volume vs. margin, but a few that continue to show strong flip potential (based on spread and demand) include:•Philadelphia – Diverse housing stock, solid buyer demand, and still plenty of value-add opportunities in the right zip codes.

If you are single , a liven fix and flip isnt bad to do .