When to Flip
If you are thinking about flipping a house, you will need to have enough capital to invest in the property, so you can make the required improvements and repairs. Flipping a house can be tricky, so you also will want to have enough experience to know what you are doing. Do your research so you’ll know what renovations will have the most impact on the value of your Nationwide real estate.
You will also need to know if the market in the area will support your new price point. Buying and flipping a house in a depressed housing market will not be easy. You will want to do the flip in a very buyer-friendly community for your best chances of a high return.
When to Rent
Flipping a house gives you quick cash, but renting it out instead gives you a monthly cash flow and a larger long-term profit as the property appreciates over time. If you don’t mind being a landlord and you have the time to screen for reliable renters, then renting out the property might be a better option for you.
This option also means that you will have the home later on in case you want to live in it. Of course, don’t forget to factor in additional upkeep costs, such as repairs, utilities and property taxes. Whether you rent out or flip your investment property will depend on whether you are interested in a long-term investment or a short-term project.
If you are considering selling your home, be sure to contact us at (903) 226-7643 or email us at sandra@reddtrowproperties.com so we can provide you with a Fair Cash Offer on your Nationwide house.
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