Category Archives: Flip it Good!

What a journey it’s been, from finding that diamond in the rough, through the entire process of tying it up, finding the money, hiring (and firing) the talent to remodel it, many, many hours of work ourselves including a couple … Continue reading →

Flipping a house isn’t something you do for fun. You do it to create work for yourself, to put your money to work, to make a contribution to a neighborhood and/or a local economy. Above all, you (hope to) do it … Continue reading →

In the last post, I wrote this about having buyers under contract before you finish the project: “…do NOT give up control of your project, its design, its finishes, its colors, etc. Our decision to do so, and I’m sure … Continue reading →

By committing to sell the flip to my clients before we even closed on the purchase ourselves — which I describe in Part 6 of this series — two opposing forces were instantly created: 1) We could relax, knowing that … Continue reading →

Plenty of non-investor types have all sorts of heartburn — especially in this current economic climate — over people who buy houses for X, fix them up or maybe just mow the lawn and pressure-wash the cobwebs, then sell for X … Continue reading →