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How can someone become a house flipper?

Do I need to have licenses? What are the requirements besides needing money? Are there specific realtors for house flippers? Are there classes to take? Where can I find other people wanting to do the same thing?
Asked By Nakeya | Frackville, PA | 299 views | Investing | 1 year ago
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Rachel Englehart

Main Street Realty Inc

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Great Questions! TO flip homes, you do not have to have a Real Estate License, unless you are selling it for another party. Question 2. I work with several investors that are starting out. First you would want the capital or finance through a lender that provides a loan for your venture. QUESTION 3: YES YES YES, I love working with investors and walking them through every step. I have represented over 40 homes for my clients. PLEASE NOTE: Not all Realtors are familiar with all the steps to help home investors that are flipping for Buy and Sell or Buy and Hold. QUESTION 4: There are several online courses. I love Pace Morby and Bigger Pockets. They are chaulked full of information and very helpful for beginners.
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Lana Lemberh Sales Team

Keller Williams Main Line

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First, I would only recommend this path if you will be doing the work yourself or you will be running your own crew. Also, you should buy a house for yourself first, before thinking of investing. If both of them apply, feel free to reach out and I will put you in touch with investors we work with.

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