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  1. #1
    Shayna27 is offline Fixer Upper
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    Default Getting started

    Im just starting to get ready to buy a house to flip. Im in southern california. Ive seen those shows on hgtv but that isnt really enough training. Anyone have any good advice? Or maybe websites that are good for finding fixer uppers or just kind of a how to website?

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    chrishummel is offline Condominium
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    Two things I can almost guarentee is

    1. Its not as easy as it seems to be on tv
    2. You will go over budget on your first flip

    The first one is tough, but it's a learning experience. I love the whole process and experience. Good luck. I would recommend talking with investors in your area.

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    builderscut.com is offline Fixer Upper
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    Default builderscut.com

    There are a couple of sites that might help
    Http://www.usrealestateinvesting.com
    http://www.realtychat.com
    Try these see if they help you at all

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    Shayna27 is offline Fixer Upper
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    Thank you those were great sites! I loved the usrealestateinvesting site! It has a lot of helpful services.

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    Shayna27 is offline Fixer Upper
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    vamoosevarmint is offline Fixer Upper
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    Default

    According to the rules you have to have X amount of post to be able to turn on your signature. If you have achieved the amount then there is a box to check to turn it on.

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    bmc
    bmc is offline Fixer Upper
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    In UserCP, go to "Edit Signature", and add your signature. The box to Show Signatures is checked by default. Your signature will show up when you meet the forum requirements for signature - at least 15 posts, at least 15 words in the post, etc.
    Last edited by bmc; 05-20-2007 at 04:05 PM.
    Want to figure out your monthly mortgage payment? use free mortgage calculator. Need to know whether you can afford that house? try affordability calculator. LTV calculator can help you calculate your home loan to value (LTV) ratio.

  8. #8
    Magill is offline Fixer Upper
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    Default Work with some agents

    The best way to start would be to find 2 or 3 agents that have experience locating properties. Make sure you use the agent that sent you the property to write the offer or you will be burning your bridges.

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