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Nathan Wiebe
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
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Canadians flipping in the US

Nathan Wiebe
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
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Have any of my fellow Canadians tried flipping in the US? If so, how did you go about it and what should I look out for if I'm not going to be able to look at the property personally.

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Sean Carroll
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  • San Jose, CA
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Sean Carroll
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  • San Jose, CA
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@Nathan Wiebe with a great team, You really only need a great agent which I recommend @Paul Sian if you're looking in the Cincinnati area. I would also recommend a good general contractor who has a good eye for things and is organized, I pay mine $100 to go look at the distressed property and take a walk through video and tell me what needs replacing such as subfloors, mechanicals, roof, ect. But if I hire him to do the work then the $100 is subtracted from the final payment.

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