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How Long Does It Take To Close On A House?
Feb 03, 2026
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Did you know the average homebuyer took 73 days to close on a home after the first visit? That is true according to a data-driven study by Redfin.
If you're a buyer or seller in the real estate...
How To Flip Commercial Real Estate: The Step-By-Step Guide (2026)
Feb 02, 2026
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Key Takeaways: How To Flip Commercial Real Estate
- The Opportunity: In residential real estate, value is subjective (comps). In commercial real estate, value is objective (math). If you increase t ...
Best House Flipping Accounting Software & IRS Rules (2026 Guide)
Feb 02, 2026
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Key Takeaways: House Flipping Accounting Software
- The Reality: On the surface, flipping is more than just "investing". It's a system that can scale into a business, which—yes—requires diligent ac ...
Can Real Estate Agents Flip Houses? The "Hybrid" Investor Strategy (2026)
Jan 30, 2026
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Key Takeaways: Can Real Estate Agents Flip Houses?
- The Answer:Â Yes, real estate agents and Realtors can flip houses. The hybrid model we will discuss here today is not only legal but also incredi ...
How To Flip A House On A Budget (The 2026 "Lean Flip" Guide)
Jan 29, 2026
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Key Takeaways: How To Flip A House On A Budget
- What: The strategic allocation of capital to high-ROI cosmetic upgrades while avoiding structural money pits.
- Why: To maximize profit margins in a ...
The 2026 Fix and Flip Formula: Master the Math of Profitable Investing
Jan 28, 2026
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Key Takeaways: Fix and Flip Formula
- The Core Math: Successful flipping in 2026 requires moving beyond the static 70% rule to account for a high mortgage rate environment.
- The "Friction" Factor: ...
