Suzanne Fuqua eXp   Fixing and flipping homes seems like a simple way to make a large profit. However, it isn’t as easy as it looks, and it can still be a gamble to earn those high profits. The key is having great partnerships with contractors and suppliers that you trust and do great work… Read more

Kristin E. Rosan Partner, Madison & Rosan, LLP Attorneys at Law   Once you’ve made your fortune flipping, make sure you keep it. One of the greatest areas of liability for flippers are undisclosed defects with a property you’ve repaired and flipped. Although disclosure requirements vary from state to state, laws routinely protect buyers that… Read more

Sarah Kirsch Richardson Tru Realty   Many first-time property flippers have big dreams based in well-produced television shows that highlight the glitz and glamor of this growing DIY industry. It seems simple enough. Buy low, renovate and repair, sell high. But too often, newbies “get into the biz’ without sufficient knowledge of what to expect… Read more

Nate Hoelzen President, Arizona School of Real Estate & Businsess   House flipping in the United States is becoming popular again, but one key to succeeding in this endeavor is having the right contractors on hand so the work goes smoothly. While you may be tempted to go the DIY route, your time is typically… Read more

Kristin E. Rosan Partner, Madison & Rosan, LLP Attorneys at Law   We’ve all watched the home shows where spouses buy run down homes, fix them up, and then flip them to end buyers for a profit. The shows make it look so easy. What you don’t see on TV is all of the behind-the-scenes… Read more