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Clay Collins
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Birmingham, AL
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Changing Direction and Strategy

Clay Collins
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Birmingham, AL
Posted

As we have all seen recently the market around the country is heating up. This has made me rethink my current strategy and I am looking for your thoughts. 

I have been planning on doing a house hack in a SFR, but as home prices and interest rates continue to increase the numbers do not look as promising as they used to. I have started to shift my focus to flipping, to gain capital, or buying a fixer upper to potentially have as a long-term rental.

What are your thoughts for a young investor looking to get started in this market? 

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