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Pascual Torres
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Fix n flip as first real estate investment

Pascual Torres
  • Oregon
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Found a 2bed 1bath for 99k. It requires full rehab. The only thing good is the framing (it has already been guttted).

I am complete noob to real estate investing as far as real world experience. I bought a house so am familiar with the buying process .I've read some books on real estate investing so am sort of familiar with basics.

I am very handy person. I recently completed a pretty major remodel in my own home.

Did all the work myself.

Should I stay away from this type of investment as first?

Should I look for a cash flowing rental instead?

I would like to hear your thoughts

Thanks

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Justin R.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Anselmo
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Justin R.
  • Rental Property Investor
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First of all I would select a niche that is appropriate for your goals. Although Flipping can potentially be beneficial to "Buy and Hold" investing, they are two very different animals. One is a job, and the other creates cash flow and wealth.

Educate yourself, narrow down on your goals, and stay focused on the goal you create.

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