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Niche or jack of all trades?

Kevin Coggins
  • Spring, TX
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So starting out I decided I wanted to focus on buy and hold deals and that's really been my focus and everything I've analyzed has been with that strategy in mind. However, now that I'm finally in a position where I can put the money down, I found a really good deal that doesn't fit into what I've been researching this entire time. I mean, I understand the gist of flipping or BRRR, but outside of the beginner's guide and reading success stories I never analyzed deals that way. In hindsight, I believe I should be trying to analyze BRRR and flip type deals, simply because they are related to buy and holds.

My question to the fellow investors out there, do you try to focus on only one aspect and not deviate from your plan, or do you try and do a little bit of everything?

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