You Want to Flip Houses? Do You Have What it Takes?
I want to address some of the areas you will want to start with before ever lifting a hammer or paintbrush. Some of the things that, if done correctly ahead of time, will make your project run infinitely smoother, save you time and money, and allow you to keep any hair you currently have.
How to Avoid Costly Contractor Mistakes: Lessons from Ray Sasser
If you’ve ever tackled a rehab project, you know that managing contractors can make or break your deal. Your scope of work is the key to manage your contractors.
What to do When Ghosted by Your Contractor
Hiring a contractor can be one of the biggest challenges in real estate investing. While many do excellent work, there are plenty who overpromise and underdeliver—and some even walk off jobs before they’re done.
In a recent Lone Star REIA podcast (watch here), veteran investor Ray Sasser shared his insights on why contractors abandon projects, how to prevent it, and what to do if you’re left with an unfinished job.
Rehab Nightmares – Why Every Real Estate Investor Needs a Good Scope of Work
For real estate investors, rehabbing a property can either be a smooth, profitable process—or an absolute disaster. Insights from Real Estate Investor Andrew Syrios
John Burley Says . . . Don’t Buy a Rehab If You Don’t Know How to Do It
When diving into real estate investing, many newcomers are tempted by the allure of rehab projects, imagining the potential for high returns with a little elbow grease. However, as John Burley points out in his latest video, “Do Not Buy a Rehab if You Do NOT Know How to Rehab,” diving into rehab projects without […]