Nathan Payne explains how a single bad house flip can wipe out an investor's finances. He walks through the math: $200,000 purchase, $60,000 repairs, $300,000 sale. But when costs balloon or the market shifts, those thin margins vanish fast. Wholesaling, by contrast, keeps your risk contained.
Now I have to be real with you guys on one bad flip can rock you. It can rock you. Now with wholesaling is you have expenses, but it can't rock you like a flip can. I'll explain to you guys, like with wholesaling, you can have marketing costs and you can have employee overhead and softwares and stuff like that. But with flipping a house, you can buy a house for $200,000. You can think it needs maybe $60,000 in repairs. To be able to sell it, and maybe you're going to sell it for $300,000, so you have your margins worked in there. But what happens when you flip that
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