How to Find, Fix, and Sell Houses for Profit
by Rick Villani
FLIP is a nuts-and-bolts how-to manual for would-be house flippers, focused on budgets, timelines, renovation decisions, and deal math. It gives concrete steps you can try on a single project and field-oriented tips about renovating for resale. The useful core is actionable detail rather than abstract strategy. The main limitation is a tendency toward checklisty repetition and optimistic assumptions about contractor access and local markets, so some examples may feel narrowly applicable or brisk about real-world friction.
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From HomeFixers, one of the country's leading real estate investment firms, and the people behind the bestselling Millionaire Real Estate series comes a foolproof guide to turning profits by flipping houses, one of the most popular investment techniques in real estate today....
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