I'm about to start 2 rehab projects. I have 7 credit cards currently. I'm hesitant to open more credit cards to take advantage of 0% APR for 12+ months as this is just more credit cards and I also want to make sure I do what's best for my credit score as well. If I don't open credit card then I'm...
I’m split on this. Say the most I can spend on a rehab is $70K. If I tell the contractor upfront, we can work backward from that number and figure out what stays, what gets cut, and where the money matters most. But part of me also thinks the quote will somehow come back at $69,800. Do you share ...
every single time that I get a fix and flippers access to 0%apr business funding (the utilization doesn't report to the credit bureaus) they say man you saved my deal, I underestimated how much this would cost. That's why it's keen to have extra capital around so you don't have to dig into your s...
Which Renovation Consistently Delivers the Best ROI in Your Market? Every market is different. Which upgrades have consistently produced the strongest return for your flip projects?
I'm curious where everyone stands on this. When financing an investment property—buy & hold or fix & flip—do you actually prefer a traditional appraisal, or would you rather work with a lender that can use an alternative valuation method when possible? I can see both sides. Reasons to want an app...
Hello Everyone! Flippers are navigating rising rehab costs from tariffs (up 10-15%) by focusing on local materials and eco-friendly upgrades that boost ARV by 8-12%. Median gross profits hold at ~$73,500 per deal, with hot markets like Fayetteville, AR offering 25%+ spreads and quick sales under ...
21, San Diego. Working full-time as a PM for a local investor. Just closed my first flip. looking to scale and do more by end of year Looking to redeploy into the next deal ASAP. Goal is to make investing full-time within 12-18 months Two questions: 1. What systems/software actually moved the nee...
Do You Walk Every Property Before Making an Offer? How important is an in-person walkthrough to your buying process? Have you ever passed on a deal after seeing something photos didn't reveal?