When you're in the fix and flip business, exposure is key. People need to know about your properties and know who you are. The more potential buyers who see your listing, the faster your property sells, and the more money you make. You can't attain the proper level of exposure through print ads alone. You need to use social media to really get your name out there. Below you'll find a few of the best social networks for fix and flippers like yourself.

Fixing and flipping can be a lucrative business if you know what you're doing. If you put in the time and effort, and you do enough research, you could develop a very successful career. This won't happen overnight, and experience certainly comes with time. So, how do you make a name for yourself in the beginning? How do you avoid sounding like it's your first fix and flip?

Fix and Flip TV shows make the entire process seem fun and easy, but the reality is that flipping a house takes a lot of work, money, and knowledge. What you see on TV doesn't prepare you for the reality that awaits you. If you're really interested in fixing and flipping, you should know that you'll face challenges, and you should be prepared to face them head on. Below are a list of three challenges you will have to face when buying a California fix and flip home.

Flipping Homes can be quite lucrative. Not to mention exhilarating. But it doesn't come easy. The key to managing and minimizing these challenges is to get each project started off on the right track. You may think you're doing that already. But are you really?

Fixing and flipping a home is a wonderful career for someone who is prepared to do the work and spend the time making it into a business. It takes a lot of planning, preparing, and learning to achieve success. There are a few strategies that, if you apply them from the beginning, will help you get to your goal faster and with less hassle.

House flipping is not for the faint of heart. There are a lot of details involved. But managing them properly is vital if you expect to succeed. Following the below project management tips, will help ease some of your frustrations.

TV shows that center around fixing and flipping make it look fun, easy, and extremely profitable. So, it's likely that you've considered going into the business for yourself. Before you do, you should know that it's not going to be exactly what it looks like on TV. Below you'll find the best ways to see if fix and flip is right for you (before spending a ton of money).

Are you considering adding real estate to your portfolio? Before you do, make sure you know exactly what you want to achieve: Are you looking for a short or long-term investment? How much risk are you willing to take? And, how much time and energy are you willing to use? With these ideas in mind, you can decide if you are going to “repair and resell” or “invest and rent.” Let's take a look at these two wealth building methods.

If you've ever bought a distressed property or really any property for that matter, you probably already know the obvious signs of costly repairs. Sloping floors, water damage in ceilings and old electrical panels are all easy to see problems that might mean big money to fix.

It's important to set goals in life and in your real estate investment career. If you don't have goals you could become lazy and unproductive. Achieving your goals gives you a boost of confidence as well as the physical benefits you receive from accomplishing what you set out to do. So, how do you meet your real estate investment goals in 2017?